Made applying for a passport a quick, easy, and pain free experience. The employees were very…read morepleasant.

Always a great service when I come pick up my mail. Rented a PO Box online and the process was…read morereally easy when coming to sign paperwork and getting my keys. Lobby is always open so I know I can get my packages at any point if left in my box. The staff is very friendly and courteous. Busy place during peak times for sure! Parking in the back is better in my opinion (:

ALWAYS friendly, ALWAYS helpful. I'm greeted with a smile,…read morea welcome & a thank you, Every. Single. Visit.

This office may be small but the service is excellent. People get theit mail in the states in two…read moreto three days. When I send mail from 44 W. Franklin St. in Hagerstown it takes a week or more. Once I sent a Christmas card from that post office and they received it a week before St. Patrick's Day.

One of the only actual offices that answers the phone in 2021. Great service, we are lucky to have…read morethis staff in our rural area.

The Boonsboro post office has moved. It is no longer located at 5 Potomac St…read more The new address is 6822 Ostertag Pass. The old address is what's found in most search results, even on the USPS web site

This post office is outstanding. Post Master Teresita and Renae are truly the best employees I've…read moreever encountered. They consistently go above and beyond to help with anything you need, and they always greet you with a super friendly smile. Their kindness, professionalism, and genuine care make every visit feel like you're being treated like family. This station is a rare gem -- exceptional service every single time. Joe M

I recently called the barracks to check on a roadway closure…read more I expected to be treated poorly as I was on the phone. Sadly, MSP phone interactions, in the past, have been disappointing and frustrating. To my surprise, the young woman, that answered the phone, was polite and courteous (what a nice surprise). Nice job MSP, keep up the good work!

I was recently appointed Personal Representative of my father"s Estate. Upon taking inventory of…read morehis residence, discovering personal property missing and talking to the insurance company, I contacted the MSP and a Trooper arrived and was both Professional, and Courteous.He was very attentive to detail and maintained the highest standard of the MSP. I was then and I am now very grateful to this man, he made me feel at ease and yet he is determined to see this property theft to the end. So Thank You!

Give Andy a raise. Went in there for a passport appointment. No line and customer service was…read moreexceptional. Much better experience than at the Frederick Post Office. Keep up the good work.

Iv used this post office several times ( yes I'm old school and still like mailing things)…read more This morning I had two packages to ship out and the customer service at 8:30am was pleasant & helpful. I also always like to look at the different stamps and asked to see the selection which was a good variety but also was informed they will be getting a few brand new ones in two weeks so while I did not purchase stamps this go round I now know new ones are coming soon. Clean inside , speedy helpful service , no line as it was so early but iv been here before with a few people ahead of me and it's never a super long wait or bother. Keep up the great work woodsboro post office .

This is a well-run Post Office with an excellent staff. Post Offices that get too large slow down,…read morewait times are too long and the staff has a hard time keeping up. This is never a problem at this post office.

Today I visited this post office for a passport job as per the appointment I had already made. It…read moreis not a large post office but located in a lovely place. I could feel the coziness when I entered the office, and everything looked in order. Soon I realized why the place is appealing and pleasant to visitors. Very professional, polite, and friendly staff are the backbone of every good memory you bring back with you after your job is accomplished. A gentleman who introduced himself when I asked his name as Anthony Brooks was handling all the visitors' jobs unilaterally. He was describing every single point a visitor may need to know before even they attempt to ask and was checking all documents and their contents with optimum precision and reminding them whatever needed to be added or changed. To provide a perfect job for every visitor, he had to go to the back part of their station and come back with the solution to satisfy the customers' requirements best. My job didn't take much time. However, I witnessed when he was handling other two customers' inquiries who had similar jobs ahead of me. I thought it was my commitment to let him and all dedicated individuals like him know that their devotion to their work and responsibilities are recognized. Let them know that their patience while handling customers with optimal care and respect and going above and beyond to make the jobs being carried as memorable pieces of art is getting noticed and admired. We all need to appreciate and recognize our community service providers in any positions they might serve the public. They are our community assets.

The story of John Brown is historically significant marking a watershed for the country. Harper's…read moreFerry does a great job preserving this history, and the location along the Appalachian Trail in the Shenandoah Valley is breathtaking. The fort has been restored and a nearby monument marks the original location.

An important historical place in Harper Ferry's, and America's, History…read more This fort is one of the most important and well-known buildings in Harpers Ferry. At first glance it looks like a simple brick firehouse with arched doors that were open when we visited. It had a closed office that a tour guide told us led to a small second floor, but it holds a major place in American history. This is the site of John Brown's raid in 1859. He and his group of abolitionists tried to seize the federal arsenal and start a movement against slavery. The raid failed and Brown was captured, but the event pushed the country closer to the Civil War and made the fort a symbol of both freedom and conflict. The fort has been moved several times over the years, but now sits in the lower town area of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, not far from the confluence of the rivers and the other historic buildings. There are signs nearby that explain its background and the story of the raid. Anybody can walk right up to the structure and walk and look inside. Admission is included with the entry fee for Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, which covers parking and the shuttle bus system, so there is no separate charge to see the fort itself. The site does not have a tour guide or park ranger, but the informational signs and a decent google search will provide you information on the site. If you are going to visit the city, this is a must see site for you. The visit may seem simple on the surface because it is just a small brick building, but understanding its history gives you a true sense of how one short event helped shape the nation's history. It is a place that makes you stop, think, and remember the struggles that led to freedom and the change that made our country what it is today.