Shipping Centers in Troy, NY
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7 locations found near Troy
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689 Hoosick Road, Troy NY 12180
“Needed to ship a device to AllState for repair. Was in and out, quick & painless. Paul packaged my item, while I printed my label etc. Great experience that included funny and polite conversation! Thanks Paul!”
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2 116th Street, Troy NY 12182
“My favorite local post office. Usually not too busy, I go here a lot. I like it better than downtown because there is a parking lot and (usually) shorter lines. The staff is friendly and helpful. The location is small but it's very convenient for anyone in the Lansingburgh area.”
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137 George Street, Troy NY 12183
“This is a small local USPS office and I’ve always had great, fast service here. Beatrice is kind and helpful. She always assists me with a smile and is thoughtful about what I need.”
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549 Hoosick Street, Troy NY 12180
“This is not a FedEx location but just a spot with the ability to drop a item for FedEx to deliver items at the Walgreens. They don't have any supplies like even a FedEx box would have. With a hand held device the young lady at the Walgreens was very helpful. Even though I didn't have tape she took my package. She took my envelope and the label from me. She set me up to get an online receipt. She really made this service work for me. I'm not sure if another staff would go above and beyond like that.”
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10 East Industrial Parkway, Troy NY 12180
“If you are looking at the troy location for New Penn at 10 industrial parkway troy ny. It is no longer located there. the is the new location for R&L Carriers”
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400 Broadway, Troy NY 12180
“The United States Post Office in downtown Troy is much more than a place to mail a package or pick up your mail—it’s one of the city’s enduring architectural landmarks. Situated in the heart of the historic district, the building commands attention with its impressive scale, occupying nearly half a city block and serving as a reminder of an era when public buildings were designed to inspire pride as much as they were built to serve a purpose. Constructed during the 1930s in the Classical Revival style, it has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and remains one of Troy’s defining civic buildings. Walking through the front doors feels like stepping back in time. The high ceilings, elegant stonework, intricate detailing, and spacious lobby reflect the craftsmanship that was commonplace when government buildings were designed to last for generations. It’s refreshing to visit a post office that still possesses so much character instead of feeling like a generic retail storefront. Every visit offers an opportunity to appreciate a piece of Troy’s rich history. Like many historic post offices across the country, this facility no longer operates at the same scale it did during its heyday. The volume of mail has changed, staffing is leaner, and modern postal operations naturally differ from decades past. Despite those realities, the employees consistently work hard to maintain the level of service customers expect. They remain patient, courteous, and professional even during busy periods, and it’s obvious they’re doing everything they can with the resources available. I’ve always found the staff to be welcoming and genuinely helpful. Whether I’m mailing packages, purchasing stamps, or asking questions about postal services, they take the time to assist without making customers feel rushed. Maintaining quality customer service in a historic building with today’s operational demands can’t be easy, but they continue to represent the Postal Service well. I also appreciate that the building remains an active part of downtown Troy rather than simply becoming another preserved landmark. It’s rewarding to see such a beautiful federal building continue serving the community while preserving its historical integrity. The architecture, craftsmanship, and sense of permanence remind visitors of a time when public investment resulted in buildings that became lasting civic treasures. If you enjoy history, architecture, or simply appreciate beautiful public spaces, this post office is worth taking a moment to look around during your visit. It’s one of those places that quietly tells the story of Troy’s past while continuing to serve its residents every day. The building itself is magnificent, and the dedicated staff help ensure that its legacy continues. Five stars for preserving a remarkable piece of history while continuing to provide dependable service to the community.”
