This small post office was built circa 1905. It is featured site #3 in the Sumter County, Alabama Historical Points of Interest visitors brochure. Thi …
The Federal Building, originally the U.S. Post Office, was completed in 1909 from plans by James Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect of the Treasury 18 …
Inside the Monroeville, AL Post Office is a New Deal mural titled, “Harvesting”. This oil-on-canvas painting shows a farmer using a three-mule team t …
This building was built circa 1895 approximately one-half mile south of its current location and served the community as a general merchandise store o …
This store was built by James K. Kyser who became the Postmaster in January 1891. The Burnt Corn Post Office was located in the back left corner of th …
In 1982, the community of Magnolia, AL received word from the United Postal Service at Montgomery that their post office would be closed on October 1s …
The date that this building was built is not known; however, it was prior to 1919 because this was when the post office closed. According to U.S. Post …
Prior to 1896, before the Post Office was established, the town of Leroy had been called New Canaan, Possum Corner and Dogwood Level. The town got its …
This small store contained the post office that served the Sprott, AL community for over 100 years – from 1881 until it was closed in 1993. The post o …
Reputedly, this was Uniontown’s original post office. This structure was originally attached to the Houston house that was built before January 1, 18 …
Sunflower is a small unincorporated community located in east Washington County. The Sunflower Post Office began operation in 1892 and served the comm …
The community of Paul, AL in southeast Conecuh County was settled in the 1870’s by immigrants from South Carolina. The U.S. Paul Post Office was found …