Post Offices near Stony Creek, VA

“The Stony Creek post office has been around since the 1950's and the postmaster gave me some background of this small town hub of the community. The Masons built this structure and their insignia is displayed atop of the building. Not much else is nearby save a bank, the railroad tracks, a small park featuring a commemorative cannon, and a few other buildings and shops. It's such a tiny but friendly town! The postmaster and I talked about the price of stamps going up to $.60, and she said soon to be $.63, to which I responded that I still find it fascinating that the postal service can send a letter from one place to another for even that small price... I'll happily use the mail system for my letters, bills, thank you cards and greeting cards! The art of letter writing isn't dead after all!Hours: M-F 8:00-12:30, 1:30-4:30, Saturday 9:30-11:30.”

“Where to start here? The service was fast, friendly, polite, and respectful, at least my experience was. I noticed another review said the gentleman running the office moved rather slowly but i dont know the circumstances around that person's visit. I will admit he didnt exactly move with tremendous speed but given how slow business is I cant imagine he has to move but so quickly. Ill attribute that to the small office atmosphere another reviewer mentioned. The outside of the office badly needs work, especially the shrubbery out front. Spoke to the gentleman and he stated that he had no authority to request lawn care, that he was not the postmaster (nor was there one that worked in the office) and he has asked his superiors for lawn service on multiple occassions. He told me that his postmaster (who for some reason works in another post office) had dropped lawn care and trash service 2 years ago for budget reasons. Dont know if this was true or not but thats what he told me. 5 stars for the service the employee provided but the managers need to help get this place cleaned up on the outside. I doubt the man working behind the counter was hired to do yard work. He wasn't wearing a regular uniform and I asked about that. His response was that to his knowledge he is only required to wear a collared shirt and blue or gray pants but no jeans. I have seen the same from other small offices but all of the big ones have their employees wearing uniforms. Seems like they would have the same rules across the board. Overall a good little office that just needs some TLC.”