No free parking. The only reason to come here is if you're already downtown for something else like…read morework. Always understaffed and a few people in line makes this place a drawn out affair instead of a quick transaction. The staff are usually friendly but sometimes barely speak. Depends who you get and how busy it is. I would normally give 3 stars for this, but I feel extremely generous today. Don't avoid this place at all costs, but Camp Hill and Lemoyne are a few minutes away and with free parking.

Who reviews post offices? I guess I do…read more The best thing about this branch is convenience - located near the capitol for easy errands before work or during lunch. The postal workers are efficient and always have me out of there in a matter of minutes, whether I'm just buying stamps or shipping an international package with large quantities of doggie treats (Hi Jack the Poodle).

It's a Post Office! It's where you mail stuff! Depending on the mood of the day staff is in is what…read moreyou get! Most are efficient and not chatty. On this Saturday morning it's a bit busy!

For walk in passport appointments it says 8:30-9:30 on their website and also when you call and…read moreask. I got there at 9:22 and the lady told me we can't get them done because you have to be there by 9:20. I told her no one said that and it doesn't say that anywhere. I pulled my child out of school for this. She was so rude and did not care. She said that it's too bad and to come back another time. How inconvenient for our whole family as we all had to go for the appointment and miss work.

We stopped here to drop off a package. It is an older building but fine otherwise. Staff was…read morefriendly and efficient. We were in and out without a few minutes. I will say the doors are r labeled that clearly so we actually walked into the wrong office suite at first, which I am assuming happens a lot. There are marked parking spots for UPS but it a tight spot, FYI

I was out of town and in need of services that a UPS franchise could provide. The manager Michele…read morewas working solo and they were busy but she was able to multitask and provide me assistance in a timely manner.

This was once a beautiful example of early 20th century public works buildings in the middle of…read moreSteelton. The deco elements, high ceilings, and brass remind us of a time when the post was elegant and formal. It has been painted over, whitewashed, left neglected or built over for the modern post office. Full service has been friendly but I often find the office understaffed and even ringing the bell doesn't bring someone to the window with the first few tries. Don't even bother calling them. Parking is limited but then it does not seem to be busy when it is open. Handicapped parking is limited and hard to find. You'll have to take the steep stairs if you can't find the one spot available. If you're local, it's fine for dropping off or getting a money order in the middle of the afternoon. Just check the hours. I maintain a PO Box here for my basic business transactions and correspondence. I still collect the mail of the previous renter for some reason and have to turn it in.

Update: We moved but I still go through Steelton at times, and I FORGOT about my last Yelp review…read morefrom November. And UGH, it is still horrific service there. I had two international packages to send, and I totally SHOULD have went elsewhere. I was the only one there when I arrived. The bank goblin from Harry Potter was writing something and VERY SLOWLY put his pen aside and asked to help me as I was awkwardly standing there. He told me I needed to fill out the slips, and so I was like "can I have a pen?" and he SLOWLY handed me one. I filled the 2 slips out lickity split and before he could inhale another breath I was back. He SLOWLY took the first package and my soul told me I would be standing there a VERY LONG TIME. He took an eternity to type. I had to help him spell things. Meanwhile customers were arriving behind me and my foot started to twitch. I looked at my son waiting behind me with a knowing glance, and I also made eye contact with the other worker with "HELP" on my face. He asked the goblin if he needed help but he said "no" and I was like "um, yes he does, please take over" I apologized profusely to the people behind me because I felt so bad even though it wasn't my fault at all. I hated that I needed stamps also, because the total time I was there was almost 45 minutes to mail two packages. EXPENSIVE packages, I might add. Who pays 20 dollars to send Skittles to Denmark? This dumb ass that is a pen pal and a loyal one. Do yourself a favor and go to ANOTHER post office. I am done here. Also, he NEVER apologized to the people that had been waiting, the ones that were left! Half of them left in pure frustration.

This Mail Room Etc the staff is super friendly and helpful. Their concerns for you about insurance,…read moretracking etc. things we sometimes forget to consider. This Mail Room is worthy of an award for excellent customer service and feeling valued as one of their customers. What you pay here is worth every penny.

Excellent service. Way better than the USPO. They review all cost to mail something and you can…read moredecide which costs work for you!

I gotta say it was a line, but it moved fast as much organized than four years ago. He got four…read morestars instead of one.

Wow, they redesigned the entrance so now cars and pedestrians no longer have to battle through the…read morecrosswalk. Nice! Got new tags today. Place is packed but all lines are moving along quickly. No complaints other than it's the DMV.

At least for the issuance of apostilles to authenticate public documents issued in Pennsylvania and…read morenotarized by state licensed notary publics, the Department of State is an efficient and cooperative office. We needed a bilingual document properly notarized by a notary fluent in Chinese and English to be authenticated in order to send it to China in order to conduct a business transaction. It is possible to mail the necessary papers to the particular office in Harrisburg along with a $15 per certification fee, and get it back in approximately one month. Or, we could drive to the state capitol and accomplish the same task in about 15 minutes; walking out with all we needed to send everything to China immediately. We opted to make the 110 mile trip each way and just get it done. It went exceedingly well. We drove the in two hours in a light snowstorm, found a place to park about a block from the "North Building," went through security, up to the second floor and into Room 201. There we were basically alone with Brenda, the official clerk dispensing postilles, who was bright and helpful. We filled out a form, handed over the notarized document with credit card payment of $15, and received the gold seal apostille in minutes. We couldn't believe how easy it was once we got to town. We thanked Brenda for her kind assistance and walked out into the blowing flurries to have lunch at Roxy's, the nearby historic luncheonette. Pro Tip- Parking is an issue in that part of town. We found parking in front of the State Museum about a block away. Metered parking, but only $4 for 4 hours. Way worth it.

It's unfortunate that they are currently open in the afternoon on weekdays, but if you're able to…read morego, you should. John Harris lived here, the town founder, although it was technically named after John Sr. who did not live in the house. The double-barrel name also refers to Simon Cameron, Lincoln's Secretary of War, so in the tour you'll get a nice background on both men. To start, there is a small parking lot which should be enough and an office/gift shop where the tour begins. Because it's such a small operation, I recommend making a tour reservation to ensure the staff is available. Our guide was very knowledgeable to our questions. The site has a lot of authentic items from the two men and other historical period pieces. There is also a couple of additional exhibits on local pottery and one on presidential visits to Harrisburg over the years. Even though the tour was over, they let us linger to check these exhibits out. It's worth a visit for some good PA history.

Very knowledgeable and pleasant tour guide. Beautifully preserved mansion and the history as told…read moreby our guide was fascinating. So, many rooms to see and each a different time in history.

Been a customer of Kimmie's for a long time, if not since she opened. I have never been…read moredisappointed. No item has ever been lost or damaged. It has all been pressed neatly and left at my door the same week. She communicates and works with you if have a particular need (I have a couple items I'm finicky about). And her prices are very reasonable. I love that she picks up and delivers.

From the owner: I am a laundry service that pick's up and delivers right to your door at no extra charge…read more I offer wash and fold service, dry cleaning and household item cleaning. Dress Shirts washed and pressed for only $3.25 each. My goal is to ALWAYS make my customers happy.