Love the vintage feel of this post office in our historic neighborhood. The mail clerks are always…read moreso friendly and pleasant. We're fortunate to have the location here that fits into the tapestry of our community!

This post office has had issues more and more of people not receiving their mail in my neighborhood…read morehere in the last several months. Some days no mail at all even we are expecting it. It is completely obvious that they are short of postal delivery people at this location. I got my mail at 7pm the other night. Most days doesnt come until 6pm

This place is just a normal post office nothing special you just need to make sure is non pick ours…read morebecause it get busy and is a line outside but again is a post office just a quick service picking ups or sending something. The costumer service is not out the world is just simple come in and out with nothing special.

Worst customer service. Can't even do their job competently. And they do it with an attitude. Never…read moregoing back and do not recommend this post office. Woodland St is way better and the people that work there actually care

I came in needing to figure out which cluster mailbox number belonged to the townhouse we are…read morerenting. There was a long line to the door but it went very quickly and the staff were all friendly and had smiles on their faces. The employee I spoke to gave me a number to call which was helpful. That number got in contact with our mail carrier and she called me directly to tell us which number was ours. All three employees I spoke to were all very kind which made for a great first impression of the town we moved to from another state. There's a lot of parking available for this post office and it's easy to get in and out of. The lobby was clean, well maintained, and stocked with necessities for sending mail. I haven't utilized other services here but definitely will in the near future.

This is the third time I have had a package not delivered and lost. Substantial amount of money has…read morebeen lost.

White House Post Office consistently goes the extra mile. I have had to run in last minute with a…read morepackage, have had shipping questions, they tell me the cheapest ways to send something or if priority costs the same as parcel post. Always friendly. My experiences anyway for the past two and a half years.

Truly the worst post office and customer service I've encountered in middle TN. One of the customer…read moreservices associates, Daniel, ALWAYS is smacking gum and chewing with his mouth open while handling customer relations. He always has a very bad attitude and seems as though you are a burden to his day. They also refuse to assist customers with basic postal needs such as assistance in box sizing, tracking numbers and tape. Instead they request that you PURCHASE tape instead of supplying it for a basic package need. Really? That's like walking into FedEx and them saying they have no boxes. I avoid using this post office as often as possible but when I have no other choice, I am truly disappointed each time.

Not sure how to review a dump. It's just a dump. Trashy, stinky and gross. But hey, it's cheaper…read morethan having a trash service. We only paid $8 to haul off a months worth of trash. Most trash services charge $25 a week. If you have a place to store your trash until trash day, (ours is one Saturday a month) I recommend saving the money and do it yourself.

It's been years since I've been to Nashville. My son and daughter in law invited me to come along…read moreon a quick getaway and I am so glad I said yes! Nashville is such a FUN city. We ate at some great restaurants, drank at some great breweries, shopped at some great shops, and of course, listened to some great music. So much music! We had four days to cram in as much as we could. Visited the Grand Ole Opry for the first time and took the backstage pass. Our tour guide was fantastic. When I come back next, I'll be coming to a show at the Grand Ole Opry. We spent a couple of hours at the Country Music Hall of Fame, drove past the Parthenon, Titan Stadium, Vanderbuilt University, and the State Capital. Can't wait to come back again soon!

One of my favorite cities to visit. It is easy to arrive here by airplane and the ride share cost…read moreis much less than renting a car and parking it at a Broadway hotel. Most charge over $25 per night. There are plenty of hotels for every lifestyle and wallet. There is always something going on in this town that every visit is different. There is either a new restaurant/bar, new hotels, free concerts, and plenty of fun people watching and sightseeing. There are plenty of fee paid activities and chartered party busses up and down the street. There are plenty of free things to do as well. The Parthenon is cool and the farmers market has a little bit of everything. The riverfront is just plain pretty and the city does their best to keep it clean and safe. In the evenings the streets get crowded but now that vehicles get the right of way on the streets and walking patrons are corralled behind sidewalk barriers. Everyone crosses at the same time. It seems to work well. The best part of Nashville is that everyone is from somewhere else and everyone loves being here to visit.

We love this library and usually go once a week or every other week for their story time session…read more It's a wonderful place to take little ones for the classes that they have and the staff really care about their patrons. We mostly check out children's books here, but we have gotten ones from the upstairs before as well. I do wish there was more parking, but it seems that this has become an issue with the new court house. So it would be nice if that lot was for library patrons only. Otherwise we love our local library and supporting the fun things that they do for the community!

If I could give a 0 stars I would. The staff is loud amd ghetto as it gets. Students come to the…read morelibrary to study, but yet they have two pianos downstairs that kids bang on. Most of us come to the library for silence and for some reason they missed the memo. How does it make sense to have kids toys all around the library when there is a kids area. I spoke to someone and the "director" told me I know the mayor personally and asked would of like to talk to him. This is the worst library to go to if youre looking for silence.