Urbanna,VA has a really nice, well-maintained post office. It's a typical building but with a…read morelittle porch that gives it a fresh look! Dedicated in 1961, this is a spotless post office with some retro wood paneling and cool post boxes. They have a greeting card stand, a well stocked supply area, a clean desk and information bulletin board, along with a colorful "paper quilt" that looks like it was colored by some local school students. Hours: M-F 8:30-1:30-2:30-5:00 Saturday 8:30-12:00 No passport services

Smelled like gasoline in there... phew...this post office in Shacklefords, near West Point, needs a…read morerefresh. The fumes were so potent I couldn't stay inside long. It's a plain small, plain brick post office that serves a population of about 1,300+ people. Shacklefords is a relatively small unincorporated community in King and Queen County named for Virginia colonist, Roger Shackleford. A post office was established here in 1800, but this is the modern post office that has long since replaced the original. Hours: M-F 8:30-1:00, 2:00-4:30, Saturday 8:30-12 No passport service

Tiniest post office I think I've ever seen! It looks like a cute, little doll house! As soon as you…read moreopen the door, the window is right there! Two steps in! It took me 5 paces to walk the length of this small post office which had a surprising number of old brass post boxes! Now that's teeny!! This post office get 4 stars just for being adorable and charming, but of course as you might expect, the services are limited to stamps, money orders, general delivery and process about 1200 packages a year to this small community. There's basically no parking, we pulled over on the side of the road to check it out, but they have one handicap space out front. This diminutive post office is easy to miss since it's nestled between two houses which are incredibly close to this light yellow, cottage looking post office. Thank goodness was we noticed the flagpole out front or we would have missed capturing this wonderful and unusual govt. facility!! The hours are 12:45-4:45 M-F, 9:00-12:30 Sat.

Lovely post office w a grand entrance in West Point, Virginia . The interior looked 100 years old…read moreor older, very nicely maintained. I felt weird about taking pictures inside, but it has that nostalgic old post office feel for sure. Nice lady assisted me in shipping a book via media mail.

Couldn't see the name of this government building due to the overgrown shrubbery - the maintenance…read moreleaves much to be desired . This small post office in Hartfield seems like they are stocked for hundreds of packages... I imagine the folks using this tiny post office won't use up all these boxes in a dozen christmases!! A post office had been established in this unincorporated community of about 1,500 people since 1889, but this modern, plain brick building has replaced the original one. Elena Sealy is the post master at this location. I gave this post office a 3 star, but I really felt it was 21/2 because of the untidy appearance. Hours M-F 8-12, 1-4:30. Sat 8-11:30 no passport service

Deltaville - Another run of the mill looking brick post office, but it's immaculate inside and has…read moregreat customer service. Located in this quiet river town, this post office serves less than 900 folks and is considered a "census-designated place" according to the census bureau. Surrounded by water, you'll see marinas, boatyards, and bait shops all around this unincorporated community. This laid back hamlet has few restaurants and shops, and is super chill on Mondays with only a few businesses open. We had to drive to Kilmarnock to get a bite to eat! The post office has the typical postal services, but no passport service. There's a drive by drop off mailbox along the parking lot. Patricia Hall is listed as the postmaster of this small post office that caters to the local sailing/boating/fishing and water loving folks in this low key vacation town. Hours M-F 9:30-1:00/1:30-4:30 Saturday 9:30-11:30

Topping Post Office is tops with me! An unassuming little government building that is handicap…read moreaccessible. The postmaster,Cindy Carter, gave me a hearty welcome and gave me some history of this diminutive post office. According to her, it was built some 40 years ago and you can tell she takes pride in her job. The lobby was in tip top shape, with the shipping supplies well stocked. There was a note posted saying that customers with P.O. Boxes needed to use their keys to gather their mail, rather than going to the counter and asking for it. On the front desk, they were some rather worn but nifty thick zip code books! Also displayed were a wide variety of postage stamps! A good reminder of what constitutes media mail was posted on the wall. There used to be a copier in the lobby, but it's since been removed. This post office is open from 7:30-11:30, 1:30:4:30 M-F, 8:15-11:15 Sat. The hours are a bit unusual from other post offices. No passport service. This location serves approximately 1,400 residents.

The largest living museum in the world is Colonial Williamsburg. Original 18th century homes and…read morebuildings (and many reconstructed) line blocks and blocks. There are taverns, a blacksmith, the governor's mansion, and more. With the tours and performances, you can spend the entire day here. You do need a ticket to go inside most of the buildings with the exception of the Bray School and a few others. However, it is free to wander through!

Walking around we came across this & figured why not check it out…read more U can grab tickets through their official site which is easier for the tours inside the building. This was nice, Informative it was a decent way to spend some time learning & checking out the history of this place.