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Three Rivers MI Post Office 49093
Three Rivers MI Post Office 49093

ADDRESS: 100 N. Main St., Three Rivers, Michigan 49093

What a great picturesque building. Standing very tall and proud right on the corner of main street in downtown Three Rivers is a beautiful WPA era post office building. Serving the community for generations since 1914 as indicated by the hidden corner-stone. Although there is no mural or other artwork the building itself its very pleasing on the eyes. I’m glad I drove slightly out of my way to visit this one. I just wished it would have been open when I arrived.

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093 Corner Stone
Three Rivers Michigan Post Office 49093

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  • Personal visit on 7/12/2012 by David W. Gates Jr.
  • United States Postal Service

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  1. David: Notice the cornerstone 1914 but not in roman numerals. Mr. C. A. Jordan was the construction Superintendent for the treasury dept.He was detailed to supervise the construction effective Sept 1, 1914.The building is two stories and basement, stone and brick-faced, with a ground area of 4,000 sq. ft. Fireproof first floor, composition roof. The contractor was The A. W. Lane Consruction Co. Chicago, Illinois.The contrct was for $44,190.88, time for completion January 1916.
    Journal of The Society
    of Constructors of Federal
    Buildings Vol V No 4 Sept. 1914 No 32 Page 353