I had to have something shipped to a buddy of mine who's going to take a course and it had to…read morearrive fast quick and in a hurry. Given the time constraints of an honored lunch break , there was no easier choice to make than visiting United States Postal Service office right there on base. I was helped by Tammy who was great. As it turns out the address that I had originally received didn't quite lineup instead of rushing me through or anything. She was kind enough to help explain the possible reason. Treating me like a guest and not trying to rush me out the door is what Earn's this place it's fifth star. Can you take personal care of the folks you are helping that makes the world of a difference. Tammy did a great job and thanks to her efforts. I was able to verify with the recipient of the package the address which they had gotten mixed up. The place was super clean on the inside, and the air conditioning was actually a welcome respite from the unforgiving Florida heat and humidity that awaited just outside the double doors Tip: They Close at 1215pm, so make sure you're tracking that beforehand and don't show up on your lunch break to find locked doors

The base shuts down early - 7 p.m. for commissary and BX…read more The library at 6 p.m. But the gym is open till 11 p.m. on weekends. Great MWR aka Outdoor Rec No movie theater Post is DARK after 6 p.m. easy to get confused if you're new. Gas is cheaper or as cheap off post in Satellite Beach.

Flown out of here a couple times now and every time it's always been pleasant. The employees are…read moreseem to not mind working here or maybe because it's a small airport that things are calmer in either case its gone as planned. Yes there are times when the flights are delayed coming or going but that's to be expected. There is a small gift kiosk to get a few items and a restaurant and of course DD thank god

Great airport, lots of seating and not crowded. Cheap parking and lots of it. Near the beaches and…read moreOrlando. Flights to Atlanta, D.C, Philly, Charlotte and 3 Canadian cities. Friendly staff and great food choices! I wont rather go here than Orlando International Airport!

I was heading to nearby Ais Trail Park to hike when I spotted this charming church. As a fan of…read morehistoric churches and architecture I made a detour to check it out. In front of the church is a marker that is part of the Florida Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, historic buildings, and churches like this one. Historic marker F-1037 was installed in 2018 by Brevard County Historical Commission, Brevard County Tourism Development Council, and the Florida Department of State. This church is a Florida Heritage Site. The first Roman Catholic Church in Brevard County, Florida, was St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Palm Bay, dedicated in 1914. One hundred Catholic families of Germanic and Slavonic heritage from the Midwest, settled in the area previously known as Tillman, Florida, around 1912. They were drawn to this area by the North Dakota-based Florida Indian River Catholic Colony corporation which advertised to them that they were starting a Catholic community in central Florida. In the beginning, the congregation was administered to by traveling clergy. When the corporation failed on its promise to build a church, the pioneers took it upon themselves to build the church on their own. The church was dedicated in 1914 by Bishop Michael J. Curley. In 1923, a rectory was built and the church's first resident priest arrived in 1924. For many years the church ministered to families who traveled here by wagon and boats from Melbourne and Eau Gallie. On December 3, 1987 the church was added to the National Register of Historic Places. This church is now surrounded by St. Joseph's Cemetery and continues to be used for special services.

Old build yet very effective. They now have a kids…read moreplayground out front. Many different events here every year. The venue is kind of small but not that bad. They can still host basketball games and roller derby game. I was just here for early voting.

I was exploring James A. Nance Park when I discovered this historic marker at the edge of the…read moreparking area. The marker is part of the Florida Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, churches, and historic buildings that once existed like this one. Historic Marker F-730 was installed in 2011 by the Brevard County Tourist Development Council and the Florida Department of State. In 1923 the Indialantic Casino was built on the site of what is now the southeast corner of James A. Nance Park. The casino was a two-story Mediterranean Revival style building designed by architect William Christen and developed by Herbert Earle. The casino opened on December 22, 1923, and although called a casino there was no gambling involved. Instead the building had shops, an Olympic-size saltwater pool, a landmark concrete diving tower, and wading pools. It became the center of social activity in Melbourne and hosted club meetings, socials, and galas, wedding receptions, banquets, and cotillions. Special events included a Midnight New Year's Eve dinner, a Fourth of July Celebration, and the Miss Melbourne and Miss Florida Beauty Pageants of 1925. Weekly rates in 1924 for room and board of an ocean view room was $20 for singles and $35 for doubles. During WWII the casino's pool was used to train military personnel from the Banana River Naval Station. The casino was renovated in 1942. In 1944 Karl Abbott purchased it changed the name to the Bahama Beach Club. The casino then became a private club from 1949 until it was purchased by the Town of Indialantic in 1967. Following storm damage, the building was torn down in 1970 by the Indialantic Fire Department.

Went to this Library for the first time today. The lady manning the front desk was nice and helpful…read morewith the computer access and faxing a couple documents. It wasn't large, but it provided all the basic functions that other Libraries on any other military installation. Would recommend this Library.

It's really 3.5 stars but I'd rather round up than down in this case…read more Easy to find Good place for kids, has model airplanes. Open till 6 p.m. Staff is helpful. The wifi signal is good. Several stations, printer and easy log on.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Public Library is quite alright. Love the mural of the legendary figure…read moreof the civil rights movement as you enter. Smart collection of books, CDs, & DVDs here. Friendly staff. Recommended to those who live near or within Brevard County for a visit.

I just read the most unjust review of West Melbourne Town Center. It is ridiculous, West Melbourne…read morehas it's own water company, I know I pay for it every month. This person who wrote the review is from Orlando and doesn't even know how to spell Melbourne correctly. Yes, we do have car's that look like a Buzz Lightyear designed them, but we have honest hard working individuals who keep this town safe. Perhaps this individual needs to be wary of "cops". If you're a law abiding citizen why should you worry about them? Sounds like he's run into them doing their job. And, he is so right about our great shopping areas. The new theater is great. I hardly think that a 1 cent tax on purchases broke anybody - and - the results are spectacular! If you are looking for a well organized, well planned little community that has so much to offer. Great schools, great shopping, great parks, churches and loving people to raise a family in, West Melbourne is the town for you!!!