Perfect for prints of my artwork. Fast, reliable and…read morerelatively cheap. I have been using them for years now.

Definitely a place to do all your printing needs. I was very impressed about the quality and the…read morevalue of what I needed done... I would highly recommend this place and I'm definitely planning on returning.!

It's the barn shaped building for me!! In West Cornwall CT, you'll find this rustic post office on…read morea country road, in this quaint New England town! It's not far from the West Cornwall covered bridge, so it's a twofer!! It looks like there's an office or apartment for rent on the top floor. I love this unique post office building with its porch and iron railings. Inside is clean and tidy and there's plenty of parking! What a cozy spot to send a package or mail a letter! Love it! I've been trying to find some history of this post office but so far, to no avail... I'll update if I find something! Hours 9:30-1:00, 2:00-4:30 M-F, 9:00-12:00 Saturday

These guys were awesome! Showed up on time, very professional and courteous. Reasonable pricing and…read moregreat service. I highly recommend them and will definitely be calling them again.

Postmistress knows what she is doing! The last of the…read moreprofessional long-term postal workers. She is a champ! Helpful with packing and shipping and always a can-do attitude!

Most the time everything works out. But as of yesterday, Multiple times they've not delivered…read morepackages I've been waiting for on the day they're out for delivery, then they mark them as they tried but the front door wasn't accessable which is BS. For example, yesterday 7-7-25. Things are needed on certain days which is why they are ordered and when they're not delivered because staff shortage or whatever the reason may be, it screws stuff up for people.

Rush ordered a booklet for a family event. Fabulous service and the end result was beautiful. Thank…read moreyou so much! Very helpful, very professional, wonderful service.

Love these guys. love the service. Love their attitude. support small local biz! keep up the good…read morework guys.

This is a gorgeous, ancient tree in Granby, CT. The Dewey family farmed this land for many…read moregenerations. Eventually the farmland was sold and the land developed. Except for the parcel where the tree lives. Estimated to be 450+ years old, it is believed to be one of the oldest trees in New England. Which is a pretty big deal as land was being cleared from the 1600's for farms and the wood used to build homes, furniture, tools and more. The Dewey-Granby oak has lived through a lot of history: formation of the colonies, witch trials, King Philip's War, invention of the telephone, creation of the hamburger (yes, this happened in CT), submarines, Mark Twain (who lived in CT), hurricanes, rock 'n roll, space shuttles and on and on. This tree has been alive through it all. In 1997, the property was acquired by the Granby Land trust who care for the tree to this day. In time, the tree will succumb to age. It has some hollow limbs, others have fallen during storms and many rest on the ground. Knowing the tree will one day be a memory, the land trust has planted an acorn from this tree at the Salmon Brook Historical Society. The tree will live on. If you love nature, magnificent trees, history or are looking for an odd bit of 'roadside' interest, this is definitely a stop for you.

The Apple Map app did not direct us correctly. We were unable to find this landmark and didn't have…read moretime to explore. This is where we ended up. Beautiful, but no statue or memorial to be seen. Be sure to check your directions.

It's not every day that you see a park fountain with three fish spitting water out of their little…read morefish mouths. But I saw that and more yesterday at this very cool landmark in Norfolk. If you look carefully at the Joseph Battell Fountain, you'll also see a stream of water exiting from a lion's mouth, basins, benches and a sundial. Located on a village green where Routes 272 and 44 intersect, this fountain was built in 1889 as a tribute to Joseph Battell. He was a local businessman known for his support of local charitable and civic causes. It's made out of pink stone with a central round column topped by a sphere and those water spewing fish. Basins or troughs near the ground were designed to water horses. The center column is inscribed with the words: In Memory of Joseph Battell Born in Norfolk 1806 Died in New York in 1874.