I will 2nd the reviews already posted here. I use this services of this post office though I live…read morein Chico. They have enough staff to handle the needs of its patrons and Chico needs a 3rd post office, no argument against that, they are overwhelmed w more users. If you are a stamp collector, they feature releases earlier that the Chico post offices. Even at its busiest, they still manage to accommodate the public well. I like the art work featured on the walls and the architecture. I've been in lines at the Vallombrosa Location in Chico that would go to the entrance and some people w packages would get impatient w the long waits and storm out. There hasn't always been enough staff to accommodate the flow. Before when Chico was smaller, one person at the front desk at busier times, would've been practical. My only complaint and it's in the spirit of constructive criticism, no one at fault here, it's Durham. It would help if they could expand the parking lot as it can fill up on busier times. Durham is getting busier in afternoons. Don't see how they can but you can park at any of the side streets and for free. Free parking downtown Chico is getting harder to find. It may also help if they were open on Sat as Durham is growing but that is me. If you're feeling frustrated w long lines at the Chico post offices, come on down to the Durham post office.

Best Post Office ever. I really hope the US post office keeps the offices in small-town's. They are…read moreclosing so many post offices but the best experience and the best service happens at the smaller facilities. I'm so glad Durham has this place. The people are very friendly and really work hard. They actually care about your day and appreciate their jobs. This is a rare experience in a US post office. Very grateful.

Nice little post office. I got waited on immediately, no lines and the postal worker was very…read morecheery and helpful. I was able to buy just the amount of Love stamps I needed and their was a little place to sit while I applied them to the envelopes. I handed them back and on my way.

Big fan of this Post Office! The people that work here are very friendly and helpful! Never really…read morethat busy so if you're doing more then just mailing some mail, you can get in and out pretty fast.

What a great experience.. having just moved to Willows needed to return an item. My GPS said it was…read morethe closest PO (wrong) But I am so glad i drove that 7 miles. I was greeted by the friendliest nicest woman when I went in. Yes there is a PO in Willows but i think I will just take a drive out there and mail some packages this next week.

For three months Chico ssi have held my checks, without a legit reason…read moreI've received ssi, disability since 2006, but three months ago they stopped my direct express without warning, Last month I didn't get my second check for 1/2 a month, I haven't gotten any this month. Frank Vest

These folks were all amazing and took care of all of my concerns…read more I appreciate their hard work, loyalty, and willingness to go the extra mile. Thank you.

Five stars for customer service…read more I came to print an email attachment. 10 cents a page for black and white prints. Plenty of computers, internet, sections for kids (activities too). Internet computer use is limited to 1 hour. I didn't look at the book selection that closely but the library itself looks great for studying.

I love our local library. over the years funding, hours, and inventory have gone up/down. But…read morethrough thick and thin, and now even covid, the library remains open and brings needed services to its constituents. Its easy online now to look up a book and put a hold on a title you are looking for from any library in the system. They also have several computers available for the public to use on a limited basis (so that everyone has a chance to use them). consider donating books or money to help them out.

This is a lovely, well-preserved Italianate Victorian home in downtown Chico which was donated to…read morebe preserved as a museum. Chico is lucky to have such a place as this, in addition to the very historic (and much larger) Bidwell Mansion. Unlike Bidwell, this is not a particularly important historic place in of itself, but simply a very nice, sizeable house of a local physician. There are many such houses in many towns and cities throughout California, but this is unusual because it has been preserved in basically original condition with only some small alterations which the family made made over the years, and because it is no longer a private home but open to the public. It was built by a physician and his wife who were not especially wealthy, but who were prominent locals at the time and who had inherited some money which they used to build a very nice house. One gets to see how they lived, and both how they were able to build a very nice house with modern amenities for the time, as well as how they were able to cut costs while still making the house look lavish. It includes the original stove, plus a newer stove added much later, the original wallpaper, furniture, lovely home-made blanket, and more. They also found pieces of some of the old wallpaper from the building which were left over and still in original condition, showing how the paper on the walls has changed colour over time due to fading and smoke. The house even includes a book with information on the items in the house which Mrs. Stansbury kept. It is a wonderful opportunity for people to see how people lived in such houses in the past, has many original items, furniture, and other family belongings. It includes Dr. Stansbury's medical office and medical equipment, also interesting. One can visit it on the weekends with a guided tour. The docent we had showed us every part of the house and we were the only ones there at the time. She provided a lot of information about the house and the history of the family. We spent about an hour there. It is definitely a local treasure and well worth a look.

This Italianate Victorian home has many original pieces to tell the story of Dr. Oscar and Libbie…read moreStansbury and their daughter Angeline. Located on the corner of Fifth and Salem in Chico, CA is listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. What is most priceless is the docent named John ,who used to live there. He was such a great fact checker and story teller that he brought it all alive . Worth my time! RESOURCE:http://www.stansburyhome.org/history-of-the-stansbury-home.html