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8AM - 12PM 1 - 3PM
41 NH-104, Danbury
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9:30AM - 12:30PM 1:30 - 4:30PM
60 Village Rd, Wilmot
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9:30AM - 12:30PM 1:30 - 4:30PM
349 Elkins Rd, Elkins
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“Best PO around. Best postman I’ve ever known. When you go to our post office your greeted with: Hello N…. A small but wonderful in these days of COVID and civil rights. Thanks for reminding us what a wonderful place we live.”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
85 Pleasant St, Bristol
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“The people there are great and willing to help; or help find the right person to talk with to get an answer/solution. Kudos to Tammy, Jan, Kammie and miss Ginnie! Keep the smiles and banter coming :) A little patience goes a long way.”
“With everything going on with the USPS these days (cut backs, Covid, delays, etc), my package being no exception, except for the quick response from an email that I sent to USPS. This post office reassured me that my package dilemma (extreme delay from NY to NH), would be handled, and delivered with care, and concern. Soon after, my package was delivered, as promised! I appreciated the phone call, and an understanding voice. Thank you, New London Post Office for your service and dedication to the community, and your sincere kindness!”
8 - 11:30AM 12:30 - 3PM
564 Main St, Grafton
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“For a town with miles of rural roads, large territory, and few residents I think we are lucky to have house to house mail delivery at all. I think the postal workers have done a fantastic job over the 30 plus years I have lived in Grafton. So a big thumbs up to a great job! ??”
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“My first taste of living in NH was in 1964 when we (the Malloy family) moved from Salem, MA to a small cape on Pancake Road in Wilmot Flat that we rented. I was eleven. There was a small pond behind our rented house where we fished. We shared a phone line with the neighbor and knew if it rang twice, it was a call for us. I would ride my bike to this Post Office to get our mail or I'd go to the community center next door where there was an ancient jukebox with 78 RPM records. The change from living in a city like Salem to living in the countryside made a permanent impression on my life and I'm thankful to have had the opportunity to live in this quintessential NH town. We moved from there to Contoocook, NH. I'm sure if you live in this town you realize just how lucky you are.”