Even though this FarmVille post office doesn't have much curb appeal, the people inside make it a…read moredelight to visit. The exterior is a long cream brick and stone building with dozens of large windows that expand across the front of the entire building. The wood paneling inside is very 60's, but has those cool vintage brass P.O. Boxes. The dedication plaque marks the post office's opening in 1962. There's a gift card kiosk, neatly organized shopping supplies, some holiday mailing items, and a greeting card display. The post office gentleman that I spoke to was incredibly friendly and helpful! He chatted with me and other customers like neighbors, all the while being efficient and polite. He stamped my postcard and even took a selfie with me! Great visit! And they have passport services! Handicapped accessible and plenty of parking. Hours M-F 8:00-5:00, Saturday 9:00-11:00

This is the second time that I had to complain about our mail carrier not coming down my road to…read morecheck if I have outgoing mail. When I called, the person I talked to said it was probably due to not having any mail to deliver to my address. That's no excuse for not doing your job, it makes no difference if I have incoming mail or not, you still need to check if I have outgoing mail. This is not the first time that I have seen our mail carrier do this, it is almost a monthly thing with her. The post mistress said that it would not happen again, I guess that she lied to me.

You've got mail! The historic Federal Revival Blackstone post office located downtown on Main…read moreStreet is actually larger than expected considering the size of this rural town. Built in 1940, its imposing brick facade, arched entryway with an eagle relief, reproduction vintage lampposts, and notable weathervane make for an striking effect. Inside, you can still see the antique brass post boxes and marble walls. Although I love the vintage feel of this post office, it could definitely use updated flooring and valances. It seemed a tad dingy in there. This post office serves about 7,200 residents in the Blackstone community. There's a ramp for easy access and plenty of parking. They are open for retail M-F 9:00-5:00, and Saturday 9:00-11:00, with the lobby open 24/7. The usual services are offered, however, no passport service. They just got their holidays stamps in, so stock up! And check out the vintage postcard once available in the Virginia Post Office series.

Although this small post office is in a trailer, the postal clerk, Art, was as nice as can be,…read morehence the 4 stars! He was so helpful and personable! Inside is nice and tidy. Cute display of local school kids coloring a post office scene! Yes, not all heroes wear capes is their motto! The bulletin board had local news, happenings, events, business cards and the like. Post office boxes available and one mailbox outside. Next door is a building that used to house the old post office, but now the place is run down. Hours M-F 9:30-12:00, 1:00-4:30, Saturday 9:00-12:00

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.

I can't imagine not being able to go to the Post Office …read more Sending , receiving , buying stamps this post office is a busy place here in Ebony . The post master closes for lunch between 1-2 pm and closes at 4:30 pm .

This Post Office is a one man show ... it's located in Ebony Virginia . You'll find a friendly…read moresmile from the Post Master working here. He's quite helpful if you need directions. Or if you just need to mail something out.

Can I select zero stars? I would rather go to the DMV then deal with people who don't answer the…read morephone and the automated system. I can't believe my tax money pays for this waste.

All of these items were smooshed into my mailbox. The largest package should have been delivered to…read moremy side porch.

This Post Office in Powhatan is big and modern! This brick building serves the large Powhatan…read morepopulation, and is on the main Anderson Highway/Route 60. It's pretty busy with a couple of entrances and a huge parking lot g lot with drop of drive by mailboxes. Inside is spacious and the service goes fairly quickly! The have a greeting card kiosk and is well stocked! Your average run-of-the-mill government facility... but suits this community to the letter! Hours M-F 8:30-4:30 Saturday 10:00-12:00

Always kind and helpful Ready to show you all your options…read more It would be nice to have a Machine for after hours but that's not the Workers fault. I appreciate them and always get in and out fast.

Surprise, surprise- nothing has changed in 3+ months. If I have a package coming that's bigger than…read moremy mailbox, the carrier refuses to bring it to my house and takes it back to the post office. The delivery will say "mailbox too full" when my mailbox is empty, but the point is the box/parcel won't fit in the mailbox and they just continue to refuse to do the job they're being paid to do. It's sad. I mentioned GPS in my original post... probably because every adult human who has a job has a smart phone that has access to GPS. As many times as I see USPS employees using smart phones to call and text (especially while driving on their routes), you'd think they could use the Map apps on their phone to figure out where someone lives. But somehow that's too much to hope for or expect. In an attempt to solve the situation, I made waterproof signs that describe where I live and what my house looks like, and on the first business day after attaching them to my mailbox, the carrier (if not multiple carriers) ripped my signs off my mailbox (a federal offense), damaged my signs (which are my personal property), and left ugly notes. My neighbor doesn't care that I turn his box to the side... he literally doesn't live there and has said so himself. His post doesn't get moved and he has no issue with what I do. But let's not shift the focus away from the actual issue: please do your flipping job. I took these signs and notes to the post office and stated I wanted to report the carrier. The assistant post mistress said she's not the boss (she tells everyone that she is with her own mouth, so she needs to make up her own mind) and I could come back later to see if I could hunt the boss down. So I went home and reported the carriers and post office online... just for nothing to be solved. USPS has gone down the toilet. I've started sending my packages elsewhere since my carriers don't know how to read numbers and letters, or use a smart phone.

Named for John Key, a tavern owner, and the first postmaster in 1816. This tiny town spans just…read moreover a mile with a population of about 850 people. It's known for its rural farmland and tobacco fields and became popular in the as the railroads were built in the late 1880's. In 1958 present post office was built, but it had a post office in various locations since the 1800's. The railroad station is a registered National landmark. Just off route 360, in Charlotte county, near FarmVille is where this cute little town is located. Now the town relies on the lumber industry. It's Main Street, Kings Street, is just a couple blocks of retail stores and small businesses. It's cool to see the old Keysville hotel site and the train depot by the tracks. Hours 8:00-4:30 M-F, 8:00-12 Sat.