Less than 1 min.Read

Few People Know West Virginia Was Home To The First Rural Free Delivery Service In America

April 20, 2023

- Advertisement -

Rural free delivery, a United States service providing free mail delivery to residents of rural areas, was first introduced as an official offering of the United States Postal Service (USPS) in 1896.

Few People Know West Virginia Was Home To The First Rural Free Delivery Service In America

Where was the first rural free home delivery mail service implemented by the USPS? Right here in Jefferson County, West Virginia.

- Advertisement -

Liliana April 21, 2023 At 12:02 am

Who care at this point, when we are loosing thousands dollars. This is not relevant

Hot this week

Popular Categories

In the newsNRLCA updatesUSPS NewsRURALINFOIn memoriamRRECSSTEP 4

‘Justice for Pam’ petition calls for continued investigation into fatal Interlachen dog attack

RRECS article on Vice.com

Few People Know West Virginia Was Home To The First Rural Free Delivery Service In America

Our November rural carrier newsletter is live

Flexible spending accounts have multiple benefits

Ralph Lauren to offer USPS-inspired collection

USPS projects package deliveries will drive FY26 revenue boost

Step 4 – RCAs working over 12 hours

Related Articles

39 years since Edmond post office massacre left 14 dead, 6 injured

On June 8, 1959 a Navy submarine fired a guided missile carrying 3,000 letters to debut missile mail

Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor Heat Nor Gloom Stopped the United States Post Office Department From Launching on This Day in 1792

Happy 121st birthday to the NRLCA

Mrs. Mamie Thomas, first female rural mail carrier delivered in Vicksburg

Our Network

Support Us

Stay Informed

Recent Comments

Newsletter

Sign up for our rural carrier newsletters