The Stony Creek post office has been around since the 1950's and the postmaster gave me some…read morebackground of this small town hub of the community. The Masons built this structure and their insignia is displayed atop of the building. Not much else is nearby save a bank, the railroad tracks, a small park featuring a commemorative cannon, and a few other buildings and shops. It's such a tiny but friendly town! The postmaster and I talked about the price of stamps going up to $.60, and she said soon to be $.63, to which I responded that I still find it fascinating that the postal service can send a letter from one place to another for even that small price... I'll happily use the mail system for my letters, bills, thank you cards and greeting cards! The art of letter writing isn't dead after all! Hours: M-F 8:00-12:30, 1:30-4:30, Saturday 9:30-11:30.

Although this small post office is in a trailer, the postal clerk, Art, was as nice as can be,…read morehence the 4 stars! He was so helpful and personable! Inside is nice and tidy. Cute display of local school kids coloring a post office scene! Yes, not all heroes wear capes is their motto! The bulletin board had local news, happenings, events, business cards and the like. Post office boxes available and one mailbox outside. Next door is a building that used to house the old post office, but now the place is run down. Hours M-F 9:30-12:00, 1:00-4:30, Saturday 9:00-12:00

Love this village of Carson, population about 1400. We stumbled upon this community on our way to…read moreemporia! It's adorable! The post office is past the railroad tracks, but we tooled around to check out the library, the caboose, the historic cannon, the farm house, Halligan Park and the sprawling Victorian home. But of course for me, the post office was the main attraction! Rachel, the clerk running the show was extremely pleasant and welcoming! She gave me some history of the village, telling me that there used to be a general store with a post office here! It has since burned down, but she had some vintage photos of the previous post office on the wall (see photos). She had a huge binder of collectible stamps, and I purchased about $100 worth! So many fun stamps! Even a jeopardy sheet with Alex trebeck and actual answers! I wanted some post cards too, but they were out so next time for sure! I'll pop by this cute spot again when I'm in the neighborhood because it's too pristine and nice to pass up! Hours M-F 9:30-1:00/2:00-4:30 Saturday 9:00-12:30

Danielle Edwards was the postal clerk and was sweet as fruit punch! One of the tiniest post offices…read moreI've seen! And Danielle referred us to another minuscule post office up the road in Meredithville! This one in Warfield, (which used to be a railroad town but has since seen a decrease in population which according to statistics from 2024 is now 34) has vintage brass post offices boxes and is neat as a pin! I love the white exterior with brick red shutters and a reddish shingled roof. The flag was at half mast due to the passing of Jimmy Carter. Hours 12:15-4:15 M-F, 9:00-12:45 Saturday

Signed, sealed, delivered, I'm yours! I love tiny towns with tiny post offices! This one doesn't…read moredisappoint! It's a quaint little post office in more of a township than an actual town. It's located in Brunswick County off a country road. The main highlight here is...yep, this building! There's not much else around, but for history buffs and philatelists, this quirky diminutive white washed edifice is worth taking a gander! Thousands of folks would agree since, come February, this P.O. gets flooded with sweethearts! Named for the first postmaster, William Valentine, who served in that capacity from 1887-1911, this building shares its space with a general store that will take you back in time. Willie Wright, who owned the store became the postmaster in 1947 and the two businesses merged. His work here was literally a "labor of love" and he started the heart stamped tradition that still lives today. Many stamp collectors and card senders make it a point to add this landmark stop to their list! One thing is for sure, this historic post office proves that Virginia, truly is, for lovers!

Today the Valentines Post Office is closed . All post…read moreoffices are closed . It's a National Day of mourning . They will lay to rest the 41st President.

Great customer service, and moved that line like flood was coming - quick and safe. I love it other…read morepost office need to to take lessons. Plus they only had two teller - they make the banks look bad.

Employees at this location are friendly and competent. Hardly ever a long line but when there is,…read morethey move the customers in and out quickly.

While the FEW employees at this location are fairly helpful, the location is incredibly…read moreunderstaffed for the city it is servicing. Also, as with most USPS locations, the facility is beyond outdated. Also, I witnessed employees physically reaching over the counter and selecting the Top rating when the screen is prompted to customers. Even after being refused a refund, I asked to speak with the lead employee, and that never happened. Avoid this specific location at ALL costs, as it is a trash location, and blatantly robbed me.

Had appointment scheduled for Saturday morning. There was a worn sign posted that walk-ins and…read morepassport appointments had been cancelled for the day. Truth -- they do not support Saturday appointments at this location! We had signed up for email and text updates for this appointment, and received NEITHER! Sign COULD have stated that Saturday appointments were not supported, but did not. As we were in the process of scheduling for another Saturday, which the site allows, and yet the facility does NOT. Glad we waited around to inquire about the details. Huge waste of time (as you need to schedule 4 weeks in advance) and energy. Very poor communication skills.

I can't imagine not being able to go to the Post Office …read more Sending , receiving , buying stamps this post office is a busy place here in Ebony . The post master closes for lunch between 1-2 pm and closes at 4:30 pm .

This Post Office is a one man show ... it's located in Ebony Virginia . You'll find a friendly…read moresmile from the Post Master working here. He's quite helpful if you need directions. Or if you just need to mail something out.

It is nice of Fort Lee to have a post office right next to the small PX. I was in AIT and needed to…read moremail home some clothes that I never used. And so for my last three weekends at Fort Lee, I paid separate visits to this post office to package my clothing home and ship it to Washington. On all three occasions, the result was success, although I did pay more than I would have liked to. This place is fairly small and seemingly always busy, yet the line appears to move at a rapid pace even without only two or so people staffed at the counter. There is a table in the back where you can set your box down as you assemble it. If you're lucky, maybe somebody before you has already purchased tape and left it on the table for you to use for free. Otherwise, you'd have to pay the $3.99 or whatever it is to buy a roll of tape that you'll probably only ever use once. Reo is a nice guy who works there; he says he's a former Marine and he asks customers the question "What's the difference between Army tanks and Marine tanks?" The answer is "Army tanks have backup lights," and it supposedly means that the Army tanks are retreating. I don't get it, but he's a cool dude who taught me that ballpoint pens are great for tearing apart tape. He also told me weird things like making the return address some location close to the shipping address so that it at least has a backup location to go to in case the package is shipped back and I'm already gone from Fort Lee. Overall, it's just your average post office on a military installation.

The employees here are always incredibly friendly and helpful but if you need to mail or pick up a…read morepackage on a Saturday, get here early because they don't stay open until 1:00pm as their hours clearly state. They close whenever apparently. When I showed up three other people came to mail items and the doors were locked, lights out at 12:20. Why not just change the posted hours?

This building is so cool!! Dating back to the 1800's, this post office delivers! Well, it used to!…read more What a beautiful work of architectural charm! The Drewryville post office became damaged when a fire in an adjacent building caught fire in 2018. Plans to renovate and reopen the post office have been underway since and I'm sure the 750+ residents would love to see this historic landmark refurbished soon. There's been some indication that a new building may house the post office, but it would be a shame to move it from this beloved spot. If you get a chance to come to this small town, you'll want to take the time to visit this unique structure. We loved peering through the windows at the antique fixtures, the brass mailboxes, the marble counters... incredible. Post offices services are temporarily being offered at a small mobile van across the street from this building. It has minimal hours and it's rather inconvenient to the residents. Here's hoping this post office rises from the ashes and returns to its epic former glory!