Post offices with dedication plaques.

ADDRESS: 1716 Pennsylvania Ave., Allardt, Tennessee 38504

Today’s featured post office is Allardt Tennessee. No only is it fun taking pictures of post offices around the country, but I’m also amazed at the photogenic of each one. This happens to be one of those times when I was able to get the town water town and the post office in one photo. The only improvement I could think of is having a cloud free day. But I’ll take it anyway.

Thanks

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

• Personal visit on 4/2/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
• United States Postal Service

ADDRESS: 13602 Rhea County Hwy., Evensville, Tennessee 37332

Another one of those “no sign” newer buildings. The only reason I stopped was because it was right along the highway. No other signs would indicate what post office or town it belongs to. At least it had a dedication plaque.

Can anyone tell me how the name of the town somehow gets omitted from these newer buildings. Is it too much to buy the letters? Does a sign cost that much? Did someone just overlook adding it to the building? So many questions, Do you have the answers?

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

• Personal visit on 4/2/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
• United States Postal Service

ADDRESS: 200 River Rd. Decatur, Tennessee 37322

Check out that rose-bush! I know what you are saying to yourself. How do you know this is the Decatur Tennessee post office? There is no sign, There is nothing on the doors to indicate its the town of Decatur. And then I ask myself, Why did I even bother to take a picture of it?

Well, because that is what I do. Even if there is not sign or anything else to indicate this is a post office let alone the name of the town. Other indicators practically give it away. First their nice blue mailboxes out in front, I’m not sure why I didn’t photograph them. But believe me they are there. How do I know? Because I’ve actually visited this post office in April of this year.

In fact every post office you see on this site has all been visited by me.

Thanks for stopping by

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

• Personal visit on 4/2/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
• United States Postal Service