Designed by Gerald Foster this post office, one of five in the Dutchess County, adopts a Colonial Revival style of architecture. Franklin Roosevelt had personally taken interest in this building and even laid its cornerstone in 1937. Taking two years, to complete, the post office was open for use in 1939. Voted by Smithsonian Institution amongst ten most beautiful post offices in state, the building also features artworks by WPA artists are based on local history.
Website: usps.com
Phone: (845) 452-5297
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Mansion St and Civic Center Plz
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55 Mansion St Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 ·389.74 mi
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yelpI have all the respect in the world for essential workers/ businesses, but this was absolutely unacceptable. I overnight mailed a handmade art piece to be buried for a funeral and thanks to this...
Morethis place f**** sucks. between losing my mail then giving ME an attitude and checks being the main mail to disappear, this place is so fraudulent and shady. whoever runs it is disrespectful and...
MoreI received a notice from YELP that Joanne G started following me on Yelp and she wrote back stating that I told her she was Paid to be yelled at Which is a complete lie. I worked in customer...
MoreWas at the City of Poughkeepsie Post Office yesterday. Can Kathy be anymore unfriendly. Wish we could pick our counter service person. Update: ba
MoreThe absolute worst! Just moved here from florida and have been an ebay seller 10 years giving usps way over $10000 a year in postage and these people DESTROYED my business and everything i worked...
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