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Regan Tennessee Post Office

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Regan TN Post Office 38368
Regan TN Post Office 38368

ADDRESS: 5810 Highway 100, Regan, Tennessee 38368

4Call it lack of planning, Call it just rushing or hurry to get as many post offices as I can. But when I finally made it to Tennessee, I totally forgot to charge my camera batteries. So guess what? I ended up taking several with my camera phone and not my fully enable Cannon Coolpix AW100 Camera.

The pictures turned out ok, but not the quality and standards I set for myself. But then again at least I got the shot!

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

  • Personal visit on 4/30/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
  • United States Postal Service

Henderson Tennessee Post Office

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Henderson TN Post Office 38340
Henderson TN Post Office 38340

ADDRESS: 205 Rook Ave., Henderson, Tennessee 38340

As you can tell I’m starting to trickle in my Tennessee post office collection. I may as well let you know I did take a few days off from my day job to visit Nashville. Since I was there I rented a car and drove to as many post offices as I could. Well the focus was on the old ones with artwork but I did manage to get in several other visits as well.

Starting this week I’ll start posting my Tennessee collection.

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

  • Personal visit on 4/30/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
  • United States Postal Service

Decaturville Tennessee Post Office

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Decaturville TN Post Office 38329
Decaturville TN Post Office 38329

ADDRESS: 225 W. Main St., Decaturville, Tennessee 38329

I met a nice young man who was standing outside the front of the building. He appeared to work for the post office. I walked up and introduced myself. I explained I was there to take pictures of the exterior of the building. He mentioned that he was a new employee and wasn’t sure if I was allowed to do this. He told me to wait while he called his boss.

A few minute later, I was granted permission from the young man to take my photographs. I didn’t have the heart to him what I already knew. It’s perfectly legal to photo the exterior the building as long as I there are not employees in the photographs and I’m not photographing the counter or operations of the business.

I was kind and asked first anyway, I didn’t want to scare the poor fellow.

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Sources

  • Personal visit on 4/30/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
  • United States Postal Service