The Lewiston Main Post Office is a historic building located in Lewiston, Idaho. It was designed by architect James Knox Taylor in the early 1900s.
The post office has served as a vital community hub for over a century, providing essential services to residents and businesses.
Built in 1906, the Lewiston Main Post Office is a stunning example of Renaissance Revival architecture.
Description and History
The Lewiston Main Post Office has a rich history and architecture. It's located one block east of the city's central Lisbon Street business district.
The original 1933 portion of the building faces north onto Ash Street and is two stories in height. It features a frame of steel and concrete, with an exterior of stone brick.
The central portion is nine bays wide, articulated by brick pilasters with stone bases and capitals. The first-floor bays have rounded-arch openings, with the central three housing entrances, and the outer six windows.
A stone entablature tops the building, accompanied by a dentillated cornice and a parapet with stone balusters and brick piers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which Post Office to go to?
To find the nearest Post Office, visit the USPS website and use the Search Locator Tool with your address. This will show you the closest Post Office location.
Sources
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewiston_Main_Post_Office
- https://tools.usps.com/locations/details/1370338
- https://tools.usps.com/find-location.htm
- https://www.uspsoig.gov/reports/audit-reports/mail-del-cust-serv-property-conditions-review-select-units-portland-me
- https://lewiston.postofficehours.us/idaho/
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