Everyone is always so kind and helpful when you walk in. Service is always quick and professional!…read moreThis is the only post office I go to due to the quality of customer service I receive when I walk in.

Amazing service, knowledgeable people and continent location. I'd go out of my way if I had to so…read morethe Buckeystown team could help me get stuff done. Keep up the great work!

Amazing ! Audrey and Connie are the most friendliest ladies to work with! Never have to go to the…read moregrumpy Middletown post office again thankfully! This isn't much further for me , located on Braddock. Just over the phone ,!Audrey was so helpful in giving me instructions on exactly what I needed for my daughters passports :) thank you for great customer service !

One of the best post offices I have ever been to. It is beautiful from the outside and the staff is…read morevery friendly . Connie helped us apply for my husband and I's passports . She made the process fast and painless ! I highly recommend it for any one applying for a passport ! They accept walk ins Monday through Friday !

Hub City is the absolute Best GPS monitoring service company in the MD! This is a family owned…read morebusiness and the entire family are GREAT people !! The organizations owner Lance Davis is one of the most Genuine individuals you will ever come across. He understands people's situations, he's transparent, isn't judgmental and believes in second chances. He definitely does his due diligence with following court orders and staying on top of all his clients and their whereabouts, however he makes his clients feel very comfortable and has great communication which is why his program is so successful. He has over 20+ years experienced in this profession and is a Well Respected by the court system. I can't express enough of how much gratitude and appreciation I have for Hub City! Y'all are the Best in the DMV !!Thank you for for service

Excellent service. I would recommend them to my friends and family. They were there to help with my…read morequestions and concerns.

They need to learn that they have No jurisdiction in a postal office. They need the postal police…read morethere. 2 Police were very rude to a guy in post office just because he was recording which is Legal for him to do so as of Poster 7 that is posted in Postal office. That is a First Amendment covered activity, perfectly legal for him to do. Mind your business, educate yourself, be kind and do better.

Dont rely on them for assistance especially if you are a female in a DV situation. Never going to…read moreforget how the two officers treated me when i walked down to the station for help. minimized my concerns, trivialized everything i told them and put the weight of everything on my MH. i'll never forget walking away from there feeling defeated and hopeless. if i were a man, youd have bent over backwards to help. youre sexist lazy pigs and the last resource i'd explore for emergencies.

This marker stands on Duke Street just over the bridge from Maryland into West Virginia and points…read moreout the history of Jefferson County. The marker reads, "Formed in 1801 from Berkeley. Named for Thomas Jefferson. Home of Generals Gates, Darke, and Charles Lee. Here four companies of Washington's men organized. Shepherdstown was strongly urged as the seat of the National Capitol." It's not all that far fetched. There was a time that West Virginia was Virginia and it's on the border with Maryland. Much the way that Washington DC is on the border between the two states. Jefferson County is located in the Shenandoah Valley in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, and is the easternmost county of the U.S. state of West Virginia. Jefferson County was established on October 26, 1801 from Berkeley County because the citizens of southeastern Berkeley county felt they had to travel too far to the county seat of Martinsburg. Charles Washington, the founder of Charles Town and brother to George Washington petitioned for a new county to be formed. It was named for Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and third President of the United States. [Review 15605 overall - 57 in West Virginia - 1109 of 2021.]

This marker is located just west of the Conococheague Creek bridge and points out the history of…read morethis road that predates the Civil War. It has the same text on both sides and reads, "The Bank Road. (The Cumberland Turnpike Road). The portion of this highway from the west end of the Conococheague bridge to Cumberland (40 miles) was built between 1816 and 1821. The Banks of Maryland financed it by purchase of the stock." The Department of Transportation has an excellent look at the history of the road at https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/infrastructure/bankroad.cfm that is worth a read. It's interesting to think about how things used to be before the superhighways were built with asphalt and concrete. We take it for granted that we can zip along at 70 miles an hour uninterrupted. [Review 15132 overall, 634 of 2021, number 607 in Maryland.]