The Gradyville PO (on Middletown Rd / Route 352) is not to be confused with the Edgmont PO (West…read moreChester Pike / Route 3). This is a great little PO in an old building with beautiful log beams and stone walls. The atmosphere here is so much more relaxing than the crazy-busy POs nearby. Cheryl, the main postmistress, is really sweet. She has traveled all over the world and has amazing stories. Hours and size are not as extensive as other USPS locations nearby, but this PO is appropriate to the section of town it serves. (Gradyville used to be all farm, now it's becoming developed.) Note hours, because they close for lunch. Handy access off of Middletown Rd / Route 352, with a Sunoco nextdoor, and a neat antiques store across the street.

Go to this location! The staff was well trained ,helpful and I was in and out in minutes even when…read moretheir internet was down. Way to go guys!

Joe was AMAZING. He was extremely helpful and knowledgable. I had to ship a life size mannequin…read more He could not have been more helpful and kind. He was very patient and answered all my questions and concerns. He and his assistant did a fantastic job. Jeanne

This location has got to be one of the worst I've experienced. Their hours are terrible and their…read moreemployees dont even show up for their 4 hour shift. There seems to be only one employee that actually cares. When I called the number in the window for the postmaster, a man answered and told me he is the manager and the woman I was asking for retired.... they havent even updated that information. He told me his employee was "going to be a few minutes late but she's on her way". That was 30 minutes after they were supposed to open. He apologized but did not try to remedy the problem. We went back a little later (before closing time) and they STILL werent there. We had a gift to pick up for someone and havent been able to. The manager needs to get some employees that actual want a job and care.

I wish to commend Ashley who helped me when I needed send my item by priority mail. She was…read morewonderful and did not appear stressed over my requests. She really was quite pleasant and very knowledgeable about her job and her smile was great.

One of the guys there is rude and 100% incompetent…read more On Friday he complained I gave him too many envelopes 38 to be exact which I nicely said I could take elsewhere if it's too much of a problem. I certainly get when something is not doable and I never expect immediate turn around and can come back later or the next day which I normally do. Immediately he tells me they are more expensive then the price I've paid. I've been shipping the same thing for a month. We finally straighten that out. I'm not even arguing with him. His response, "Do you live around here? Can you come back tomorrow and I'll have it figured out and you can pay." Me: "Do you want my contact so you can call when it's done." His response: "No." I come back the next day and he says, "If these weren't so time consuming I'd have it done." I could have gone somewhere else, he could have called me or have told me it would take until Monday. To top it off, I was not mean, I was not pushy but the guy was rude and I could see the way he spoke to other costumers that he's losing the post office money.

Went on a *SATURDAY* to get passports for my 3 kids. The lady helping us was on fire! Like a…read moremachine! She sped us through the process and it was so easy. You do have to enter via Orange Street on the weekends and walk down a pathway. But it was such a great experience compared to a post office!

This imposing marble structure, dating back to 1872, is the County Seat of Delaware County, the…read moresecond version since the Eastern part of the old Chester County was carved out into its own Delaware County in 1784 and 24 years since the county seat of Delaware County was transfered from Chester to the newly created Borough of Media. Entering this building is a step back in the history of the United States. The earliest European settlements in the area were not English, but Swedish, back to the 1640s. And the history of the area is vividly displayed in the exhibits and pictures in the courthouse as well as the many statues surrounding the expansive grounds. Much of the historical statuary in the area is devoted to the Civil War, which claimed an inordinate number of patriots from Delaware County fighting to maintain our country as one union. Other than the mandatory security screening at the entrance, the building is very accessible, one scant block from the 101 SEPTA Trolley and four blocks from the Media train station. Parking on the other hand, is a hassle and meter only.

I always give my husband my USPS and UPS returns, but he often ends up driving around with the…read morepackages in his car. On one such occasion I happened to be in the vehicle with him when we drove past My Mailbox Store. On a whim I told him to stop so that I could see if they'd take my packages. Lo and behold, they do! This is your one-stop-shop for dropping off all your USPS, FedEx, or UPS returns or packages. They also have the resources to pack and ship things on your behalf. It really couldn't have been easier, and the associate was super friendly. This is a very convenient place!

The print job that was priceless!…read more I've frequented this store a few times over the past five years. Every time they have been a life saver. Today was no different. I was sitting in LabCorp and when I was called to show my paperwork they wouldn't look at it because it was on my phone. She promptly suggested I go here (2 store fronts down) because copies would be 10 cents. I did and this has made all the difference. Need to mail ANYTHING out? Need copies or something printed out quickly? I highly recommend going here!