The post office at Ceylon, N.Y., at the south end of Skaneateles Lake, with postmaster George Nelson Westcott and his daughter Ida standing out front.
The Cedar Stump
A gigantic cedar stump near Port Angeles, Washington, that served as a post office until 1905. Below, a card mailed from Port Angeles in 1908, presumably after they had moved from the tree stump. What a fine looking crew, and you’ve got to love the window treatment.
Birmingham, England
Tarbes, France
Strasbourg, France
Valence, France
Vichy, France
A post office as ugly as the Vichy Regime.
Rochefort sur Mer, France
Roubaix, France
La Roche sur Von, France
With lots of horse poop.
