The lock on my apartment mailbox no longer works, I was told that the internal mechanism is…read moreprobably frozen. The solution I was given was to spray some WD40 in the lock and if that doesn't work, come into the post office and pay $35 to replace the lock and wait a week for new keys. I was told that even though it's their mailbox and they supplied the lock, it is not their responsibility when the device fails.

Pro: moderate size parking lot, self services machine, good hours of operation…read more Con: long lines. Been here a couple of times to send some packages and my experience here has been satisfactory so far. The parking lot is moderate size with a few parking spaces In the front and a few more in the back. There are two self service machines that you use to buy stamps, print labels, and more. There are never enough staff so there is always a line no matter the time of day. The hours of operation on weekdays are usually 9am to 6 pm which is great compare to usps in Maryland where they closed at 4:30 pm. All in all, I would recommend anyone who need to use usps services to come to this location.

The worst mail center in the town. Don't go here. The workers are rude and can't help you.read more

Mailed a Card to my daughter from my mailbox to my daughter in Blacksburg, Va. she never received…read moreit. Will never rely on usps from now on in Winchester.

The UPS store on Weems Ave shipped a small additive manufacturing system I make to Massachussetts,…read moreand it arrived with visual damage to a main power switch that made it inoperable for the customer. It was insured for full value, and the damage required it to be shipped back to me, repaired and retested, and then reshipped to my customer. The Manager at the store fought me all the way, and the UPS Capital insurance carrier refused to pay for the damage and the cost of shipping and insuring the system from and then back to my customer at a net loss to me of ~$2000.00 plus my time. Based on the way I was treated I will never use this store again.

When I entered this UPS store I was immediately disheartened to join the very long line that went…read moreall the way to the store's entrance. There appeared to be two staff members working, helping people at the desks secure and pay for packages. You know how it usually goes when you see this sort of situation -- the employees, even if well-intentioned -- are sluggish, everyone gets disgruntled, it's a frustrating experience for all. HOWEVER! At this particular UPS store, on this day, I was immediately impressed with how fast the line moved but especially with the employees. They were efficient, kind, and highly competent. 5 stars and props to this store for running things so very well the day before Thanksgiving.

Berryville is another small town near Winchester, VA, with a fascinating history. This stately…read morebrick post office was originally built in 1939 and has been refurbished, keeping the integrity of the period in mind. Some of the deterioration of the crown moulding on the outside of the structure had to be specially crafted to match the rest of the authentic moulding. Inside there are many original brass fixtures and mail slots, post boxes, wooden doors, desks and podiums. One unique feature of this post office is the huge mural of Clifton farm painted by a local artist of that period, E.S. Lewis. Dubbed "New Deal Art" from1939, as Franklin Roosevelt's effort to end the Great Depression, it's one of only 2 murals of its kind in the area. A plaque dedicating the building is displayed next to the post office counter. A knowledgeable and friendly postal worker informed me of the historic value of this post office! I not only got a history lesson, but was able to admire the lovely brick and wrought iron architectural aspects of this pristine post office. Hours 9:00-5:00 M-F, 9:00-12:30 Sat.

Everyone was extremely helpful and nice! Rebecca was very helpful and attentive. The postmaster…read moreJessica gave us a bit of history on the painting above the postmaster door . She was very nice and helpful. I loved the history info and I was amazed to learn how long the building has been around!

I just moved to this Zip Code, so my address was not yet in the system…read more I went to send off a package, and glad it is close to my house. Its a small spot with one window, and the lady that greeted me was nice, and new exactly where i lived, when i told her my address was not in the system. (New Construction) Nice lady, and i could tell she knew what she was doing. What else can I say? They Sell Stamps too...

I worked for the postal service as a city carrier assistant. I urge anyone to take a second look at…read morethere career choices before choosing this unstable environment. This job is literally hell on earth from day one. The management is by far the worst people in the world. The other carrier are the only decent people but everyone would gladly throw you under the bus to save there ass. The have very strict and unreasonable expectations that put you and others at risk. If you don't meet those unreasonable and impossible expectations you get threatened and abused repeatedly. They have a horrible turnover rate and lay people off without notice for absolutely nothing. I was laid off 5 days before my 90 day ended and was never given a reason why. My post master became hostile and my supervisor was horrible and two faced. The pay was a little better but not worth the nightmare that you put up with daily and the lack of job security. CCAs havs worked there for some years and never get hired on as regular and quit generally before it will ever happen. They preach about safety but the pack the most dangerous vehicles full of mountains of mail and parcels that logistically cannot fit in the LLV. If anyone reading this is considering this opportunity there is a reason they keep on hiring! They are desperate beyond belief and they let tons of people go. Don't let them pull the same crap as they did to me as they will do to you. Keep you sanity!

One of the worst I have had the displeasure of living near. And, that's saying something when you…read morehave lived in 7 states and 12 cities within those states. Save yourself an argument. Don't ask for media mail. The ladies here will all but refuse it to you, citing what their requirements. Very few forms of modern media fit into the narrow definition set by these impersonal, insensitive, and uncaring women. Go anywhere else. There is little wonder why the USPS is doing so well these days after you meet the counter help, here.

The best postmistress you'll ever find! Personal,…read moreprofessional and friendly service and ALWAYS the extra mile!

Very basic Post Office with limited hours and services, but 24/7 access for P.O. Boxes. Could…read morereally use a self-service kiosk and GoPost boxes given their limited hours.