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    3.5
    (4 reviews)

    I paid $100 to have a package shipped overnight to a lawyers office in Florida. It did not get…read morethere overnight but 5 days later!!!! Then I go to get my money back and was told I did not have the option for the office to sign for the package so needless to say I did not get anything back! I did not know that when I shipped it, I was not told that was a thing! Very sad, and out of $100!

    Reviewing mostly for the historical aspects, not the Post Office service itself. (The PO does have…read morean oldschool homey feel about it, to be sure.) The building is a fine brick 1852 church on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, which went through several other uses before ending up as the US PO for Newtonville. Unfortunately the inside's been gutted and refitted to the Post Office's needs - in mid-20th century stasis - so you can't see much on the inside. It's a very narrow counter dominated by old-school brass combination PO boxes (cool enough) but quite cramped. So what there is to see of the architecture, you can see from outside. We went to see the Chester Arthur "Exhibit" (see photos) which is basically a collection of clippings about forty or fifty years old. It's an oddity, here based on the tenuous connection to Arthur's father, who by local legend lived nearby for a number of years. The locals swear it was Arthur's "childhood" home, but given he was 26 years old when his father first took up residence and practicing law in Kansas and New York City during those years, it's a bit of a stretch. Arthur's father, a minister, may have preached at the church briefly. This local legend was ballooned to include renaming a nearby street "Arthur Street" and was probably enhanced by the fact Arthur's buried in the nearby Albany Rural Cemetery, but the actual historical significance for one of our most obscure Presidents is somewhere between low and non-existent. That said: there's just something really touching about the fact this little display has sat here unchanged for half a century. If you go in to buy stamps, admire it, but I wouldn't plan your vacation trip around it.

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    Not everyone has a good day, so maybe I happened to catch this Fed Ex store clerk on an off day…read more I went out of my way to come to this fed ex as the website said they provide for Sunday delivery. The package recipient's birthday was on a Sunday and I wanted it to arrive on her special day. The store clerk informs me that Fed Ex does not do Sunday delivery. Ok, fine. Maybe I misread the website (nope, I confirmed that says they do Sunday deliveries). So maybe she didn't know that Sunday delivery was a thing. Maybe that's the fault of her supervisor, but she also gave out her instructions in a dismissive, patronizing manner, such as saying, "sign here, sign here, sign here," in a rapid fire fashion when I didn't immediately react to her request, and when I told her an address was entered wrong, she said in an annoyed voice, "you didn't tell me that on the last package." Perhaps most frustrating of all, she wore her face mask below her nose for the entire transaction. We all know that wearing a mask all day isn't the most comfortable, but please at least cover your mouth and nose when you have a customer. I know I'll be hesitant to return here in the future, but the two stars reflects that possibility that maybe this employee was just having a tough day. Either way, please just wear your mask properly.

    My driver, Brian, drove down a road with 2 houses. One on the left, and one at the end of the road…read more He drove by the house on the left, which was the correct address, and attempted to deliver the package at the house at the end of the road. When he turned to leave, he drove past the correct house AGAIN and didn't think to try to deliver the package there. He ignored the signage indicating house number each time. Avoid at all cost.

    US Post Office - postoffices - Updated August 2026

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