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December 2023 by Jeanie Wilson
Don't depend on USP service to get your packages, letters or cards where you need them to be. GET INSURANCE ON ANYTHING VALUABLE Trust me on this !!!
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June 2023 by michael H
This Post Office sits on the state line. It is a great photo opportunity to get a photo in two states.
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May 2023 by Allen Jolley
I, Allen Jolley, Was Officially Here On Wednesday, April 12, 2023 @ 10:15 AM That Morning And This Photo Is Validation Of That.#YouBetterBelieveIt
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March 2023 by Pastor Adam Chlastak
Absolutely beautiful building. Love downtown Texarkana and the history of the town. It’s so cool to see all the heritage and architecture in the city.
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March 2023 by Axel Cuellar
Nice and remarkable historical place
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February 2023 by Jason Germany
Such a fun place to visit. It's split in two from the two states. The people at the counter were really helpful and full of information about the building. Real fun tourist stop.
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July 2022 by Lupe Agundes
Beautiful post office
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July 2022 by Traveler
Unique experience = you can put 1 foot in Arkansas and 1 foot in Texas.Cańt wait for September = going to 4 Corners monument
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April 2022 by Stephanie Bishop
A cool place to stop and take a photo- and to be 2 places at once!
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May 2021 by Delores Carter
Warning... roads are all torn up..can't get to post office
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January 2021 by Heidilore Worthington
Nice place to take pictures!!
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December 2020 by Jake Hewitt
This is a cool courthouse and US Post Office as it is divided in half between Texas and Arkansas. I was just after closing time so couldn’t go inside but beautiful design on the outside. If you are in Texarkana, you should check it out.
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April 2020 by Gary Kibble
The place to have your picture taken on the state line that divides the post office and courthouse.
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February 2020 by Lloyd Edwards
Very good place to get a mail box and send package to any where you want to send and buy stamps and mailing labels.
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January 2020 by J Vyas
Is it in Arkansa or Texas or both? Its on the state line, so go figure.
