May 3rd
Photo: Mailing a letter in historic fashion
Mailing a letter in historic fashion. #tbt #USPS pic.twitter.com/ADRsNuHvVc — U.S. Postal Service (@USPS) May 1, 2014
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Apr 17th
Photo: USPS truck promoting Mail Boxes in DC 1916
United States Postal Truck promoting mail boxes in Washington, 1916 United States Postal Truck promoting mail boxes in Washington, 1916., pic.twitter.com/pUYEvxjCMC — Classic Pics (@ClassicPixs) April 16, 2014
Apr 16th
Photo: Postal Customer takes picture of Letter Carrier followed around with stopwatch
From Community & Postal Workers United Post by Community & Postal Workers United.
Dec 19th
Photo: Postal Workers 365 days a year – Because the mail never stops
Photo from Postal Workers United: Postal Workers 24/7 – 365 days a year – Because the mail never stops Post by Postal Workers United. Photo via Facebook
Sep 16th
Photos: Letter Carriers Delivering Mail During Colorado Flooding
USPS is closely monitoring conditions in the Boulder Colorado area. Due to widespread flooding and road closures, delivery has been impacted. USPS has relocated postal services for a number of addresses in the areas of Jamestown, Coal Creek Crescent, Lyons, Allenspark, and Drake, along with Glen Haven, Estes Park, Bellvue, Masonville, Milliken and Orchard.
Mar 25th
Photos: Oregonians for 6-Day Delivery
Photos from the Eugene, Oregon postal rally for six-day mail delivery on March 24,2013. The rally was held at the Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza and Eugene Main Post Office. No Closures, No Cuts, No Delay of Mail! click pictures for larger view
Dec 1st
Portland: ‘Santa’s elves stymied by grinchly postal managers’
From of Portland (Oregon) Communities and Postal Workers United As Santa’s “elves” decorated the windows of Portland’s Main Post Office this morning, with balloons & signs such as – “Save Santa’s Post Office!” “We Wish You 6-Day Delivery and a Happy New Year” and “Deck the Mails with More Mail Carriers” — grinchly postal managers […]
Jun 12th
Photo: Strange Mailbox
This is a strange mailbox for letter carriers to encounter on their mail routes: