Kathy on Kellogg is great going to hate when she retires - she's always so helpful and always has a…read moresmile even when someone is being difficult

Cindy was THE BEST!! What a nice hidden little gem that offers the same services as other USPS…read morelocations in busier metros. We were in and out in less than 30 minutes to get our passport applications processed. Once you're done, head on over to Terrible's across the street for some cool alien and Area 51 memorabilia. The restrooms in Terrible's are soooo cool too!

Applying for my passport doesn't have to be an overwhelming experience…read more After a few challenges online, I walked into a location. Downtown To get the form's needed, while there I made an appt for the Indian Springs location! Prep Original Birtcert and ID card. I showed up to my appointment and Janice assisted me and explained the process and fees and made for a great day. She even thanked me for being organized and provided me with the forms needed to get my Children their passport. Thank you

This place absolutely sucks I just ordered very important things for my car that I've been saving…read moreup for and they market it as delivered and when I looked it was no where to be seen and now I'm out of a ton of money this place is absolutely garbage I wish I could rate lower then one star because they honestly don't even deserve even one star or any star for that matter

awful. they keep labeling my packages as delivered, yet i have zero clue where they are. hire…read morepeople who know how to read a map dude.

Out in the middle of nowhere, I found a gem! The Shoshone postmaster, Colleen, makes your day…read morebright with her excellent service and fun chat.

Cleanest post office I've ever been to! Came in to buy a box for some items and send it away as a…read morepackage and the service was fast and easy. Also, very polite staff.

I love coming to this place. The lady that was helping with our passports was awesome. Totally…read morehappy with all her help. Was not expecting to pay that much for a passport but hey, never had one before so decided to do the passport adventure. The lady was very helpful with explaining all the processes we were about to adventure through. Getting a passport has always been on my mind.

I live 7 minutes from the Death Valley Post Office and I visit almost daily. Very friendly and…read moreextremely helpful. They also have an amazing selection of stamps to choose from, more than I've ever seen in a large post office!

I have and appointment at January 12 at 12pm and when I show up the say that the person do the…read moreservice call sick I live in vegas and I driving 1 hour my child did go to school and me and her he father of the child don't work because both need to be present The don't call or anything for cancel or reschedule the appointment Who pay for the day off work or my travel And also I asking for and appointment in Saturday that is walking and the supervisor say no I can do any excepción and when they go she star to laugh with the people on the line is so disrespectful

How cool is this place... a little "ghost town" which is really just some broken down buildings but…read morethe history and the feel is awesome. Great little store which is really just for looking at the oddities and pictures of a time gone by. Store also acts as the "check in" spot for the camp ground which only asks for a $5 donation. Lots of wild burros about, along with many parts and pieces of whatever machinery was utilized in this area. The truck is said to have belonged to Charles Manson, which of course adds a level of curiosity and imagination. Close by was the location of Barker Ranch, Masons compound where they were hiding in 69' and where they were eventually caught. Since then there were attempt to locate some of the Helter Skelter victims but I don't believe any were. The house has since burned and the area flooded. You can still gain access however even the road to Ballarat is difficult after the rains already this year and the road from there up is 4wd only. It definitely sparks the imagination. Now it's just a destination I think most people stop at on the way elsewhere. Mostly 4wheelers I think. I couldn't bring myself to camp there tho, just a little too creepy but it is a site to see knowing who what when and where. . Another must see if going to DV and entering from the west side.

IT'S SHIT. There's one structure that's cool. You can see it…read morefrom your car. It's takes 30 seconds. And then there's one piece of a wall that is being held up with a couple of planks. And then there's another smaller section of wall that's not being help up by anything and looks like it's going to fall over on the next windy day. You just saw the whole "ghost town". Everything else there is a half assed rusty tractor part, a gear they probably found at a yard sale, the grill and bumper from a model T, and a "country store" that looks like any other roadside/hole-in-the-wall/going out of business because they have nothing worth buying or looking at, kind of shop. I'd drive hours for a real ghost town. But this place isn't worth the 15 minute drive down the dirt road. There are more broken down trailers on the property than ghost town structures.

I recently watched the 2011award winning independent documentary film "Darwin". I was fascinated at…read morehow this post office is a gathering place for those living in this very isolated and unique little town of just 35 people located in Death Valley, California. I would highly recommend this film if you want to learn more about this post office, the town of Darwin, and of its' residents.

I drove through this town, and past the Post Office and fell in love. The yard art was one thing,…read moreand it's something that I love to look at, but just the overall feel of the place was great. Then we noticed a black car following us as we headed out the backroads towards the falls. We decided to turn around, and the car passes us and turns around. We drive out the front way, and stop ear the mines and the car stops about 1/4 of a mile behind us. So we get back in the Jeep and drive further out and pull to the side of the road. The black car darts past us, and stops hard and turns around and zooms back. We hauled ass and in the rear-view we saw the car turn around again. We were heading down Darwin Rd., in a raised Jeep, at about 95mph (no joke). So, if you guys do decide to visit this place, please be respectful of the people who live here and respect the barriers of road and yard- we didn't, we decided to check out someone's yard art, and it apparently pissed someone off hardcore. Long Live Darwin.

The staff was so kind in helping me mail my cards and packages…read more I was asked what kind of cards because she would put birthday or whatever on them. Small town charm, made me miss home for a hot second.