Walked in, massive line of like usual. Just needed a single envelope, but wasn't sure if they had a…read morelarger size, decided to quickly ask the cashier about more options, and she scolded me out, saying she can only handle one person at a time. Don't coke to this place if you expect to get anything done. Waste of taxpayer dollars.

They project a date for delivery, but it doesnt happen. if a signature is required and the…read moredelivery is late, then what? sit at home all day and wait? file a claim ticket? no help when tracking says the package was last seen three days ago a state away. "We'll notify you when there is movement" Great. I might have to wait forever. FedEx and the USPS shouldn't try to dovetail. And if someone at the USPS stole the package, what recourse is there? Last time the package was lost entirely- maybe it's with Tom Hanks on that island.

In this small vintage town, you'll find the most modern post office! Brookneal is a sweet little…read morespot in Campbell County with an old fashioned Main St, dotted with thrift and antique shops and a couple restaurants. It also had a few abandoned and empty storefronts which sadly showed the age of this once thriving town. This town houses about 1,000 people and has some historic sites as well! The post office is a plain brick building and it's pretty big for a small town like this. I'm sure there was another old post office around here somewhere! And yes, we found it! We went into a restaurant in a really old building, and the owner told us that this building used to be a drug store, with the post office in the middle, and a country store at the end. Eureka! It lies right on the railroad tracks and it's pretty cool! Hours: 9:00-4:30 M-F, 9:00-11:00 Saturday

A quick stop to drop off postcards. Yes, the post office is closed at 7:30 PM but there's a big…read moreparking area with a lane next to the mailbox so I was able to send off the cards that I bought at the D-Day Memorial https://www.yelp.com/biz/national-d-day-memorial-bedford?hrid=5V0Z0Mg1K4zKOebei1aCrw yesterday. From the outside, the post office is clean and tidy with no litter in the parking lot. [Review 15083 overall, 585 of 2021, number 1299 in Virginia.]

I'm not sure of the employees name, but I suspect it may be the same employee mentioned in one of…read morethe other reviews--an older lady, with an atmosphere of attitude. She also rejected my package, advising me it was "media mail" and was inappropriately labeled. Confused (I was mailing the package for my husband and didn't label it myself), and busy for the rest of the day, I had to hire a baby sitter the next day and went to the Odd Fellows location where they very nicely asked how they could help me. They examined the package, said it was clearly not marked media mail, then said there was nothing wrong with it at all and was ready to ship. So, my package was a day late, and I wasted 2 hours of my time on a busy work day. Just a heads up, I have also heard terrible things about the Rivermont location if you want to ship more than one package every year. Just laziness and incompetence. I would skip any location but Odd Fellows if I were you.

There is no way to give zero stars, so they get 1. We had a house built in Altavista and ever since…read morewe moved there, we've had issues with the delivery person. They want to pull all the way into our yard up to the front door, even though we have a driveway and a walk way. They want to leave packages in the middle of the yard or driveway, even though we have an easily accessible covered front porch. They claim they can't access our driveway and then don't deliver packages or leave a slip to pick it up at the office. One time, they didn't want to put the package on our porch, so they tried to balance it on the top of our mailbox using the flag to steady it. It's easy for someone to say that I'm making this stuff up, but we have every instance on camera. Needless to say, I have contacted the post master regarding this and the issues still persist. I'm not sure where to go from here. I'm not paying for a mailbox at the post office, but I also don't feel like I have to put up with this.

I gave 5 stars because the woman who works here is very helpful and friendly. You rarely find good…read morecustomer service. She was outstanding.

I love this place. It's so peaceful. There is rarely anyone here, so you get to walk the…read morebattlefield in peace in the shady woods and imagine what it was like to have soldiers camped out there, each army so close to each other. Parking is plentiful and easy to access. When you get to the settlement where the houses are, you encounter beautifully preserved homes that are set up as they would have been during the war. Unlike other battlefields that feel oppressive with death, Appomattox feels like hope for me. Maybe it's my imagination -especially because people died here too, but the way the two generals conducted themselves went a long way in restoring peace. It's a beautiful place to spend an afternoon.

The site of Lee's surrender, essentially ending the Civil War. The village remains frozen in time,…read morereplicating the historical significance with buildings that you can poke your head into and see items and set ups of the time. There are trails through and around the village, additional waysides for other historically significant markers, like a cemetery and the opposing team's HQ's. Dog's are allowed on site, but not into buildings.