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Saturday, June 22, 2024

The oldest Continuous operational post office in AL!! It is 2nd in the whole U.S. Bananas!! I have a thing for post offices especially since I have been writing since 2010!

They do not deliver mail here! You have to pick up your mail! You have to walk or drive! I am losing it at every bit of information the lady in the post office gave me.(Sorry I didn’t get her name). I was like I need to move here. To be able to walk to get my mail everyday! I am in LOVE!

They seem to only be open from 8am-10am. So what we noticed is people getting their mail in bulk. Just an observation. We didn’t ask people’s schedule.

We got there with really only 20 minutes to spare. I think I could have hung out and talked for hours though!

Tavern/Inn is where the post office originally started before it was moved into this building.

I would love to go back and do a tour.

Currently at this time they do not have any post cards. I guess you could mail yourself a letter from there though.

There is a little parking lot at the end of High Street and North Street near Lyla’s. You will definitely want to park and walk around.

What a great way to spend a fall afternoon on a walking group tour of Mooresville with a guide ❣

Mooresville's Post Office in Limestone County is the oldest in continuous use in Alabama

My only complaint is that they don't have the most convenient hours, but it's location is convenient to me, and I just love this place. Short lines and friendly service!

Neat old town and one of the oldest post offices in alabama i believe.

Oldest operational post office in Alabama!

Good little ole town in Alabama

They must've taken an early lunch this day - I was hoping to send relatives a post card purchased from Mooresville and then postmaked from here. But alas there was a shut door and no answer at the knock though I was there during posted hours. There were also packages left outside on the bench to the side of the post office, which seemed odd; sure they were for pickup and transport elsewhere. A very nice piece of history within the state none the less.