9AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
401 Centre St, Fernandina Beach
Post Offices
“Fernandina Beach post offices are awesome. Customer service is superb! It's really a treat to visit the historic post office down town. Although it's like walking back in time, service is wonderful and up to date. I LOVE FERNANDINA BEACH, and everything about it!”
8:30AM - 5PM
724 Charlie Smith Sr Hwy, St Marys
Post Offices
“Had such q good time with the staff here getting my wife's and I's passports, made everything simple and easy about what we needed and how to do it, since we didn't have a long form we still had to figure that out but we got it with their help. Very great customer service. And such a cheerful work environment.”
“Dedicated in 1912, this Italian Renaissance Revival building was designed under the direction of Treasury Department architect James Knox Taylor. The interior was custom built to accommodate the building’s three original functions as a United States customs house, courthouse, and post office. The building features a symmetrical facade, uniformly-arched windows and doors with terracotta accents, second floor windows with gabled pediments, decorative balustrades, and small square windows on the top floor. Brick walls faced with stucco rise from a granite base three stories to a tiled, hipped roof with widely extending eaves supported by decorative brackets. The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida met here until the creation of the Middle District in 1962. The building was then used by the Middle District until divisional judicial functions were consolidated in Jacksonville. The building is a notable feature of the city’s urban landscape, and is the second tallest structure, exceeded only by the Nassau County Courthouse’s clock tower. In 1973, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing resource in the Fernandina Beach Historic District.”