Through Rain, Snow and History
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
Nearest Train: Union Station
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From stagecoach to Model T, learn about the techniques and technologies the U.S. Postal Service has employed to deliver mail over the years. Exhibits at National Postal Museum also demonstrate the important role that mail has played in the country's development. Interactive computer displays and videos of train robberies are especially popular. Stamp collectors should not miss the museum shop. Admission is free.
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Moving the MailJan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
This exhibit outlines the beginnings of the United States Postal Service as well as its significant advances in postage delivery, organization, and transportation.
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Wait a mintue Mr Postman
I think this museum would be a great place to take small children. you can make your own postcard a...
Reviewed by:baby from on Feb 22 2009
National Postal Museum is Like Getting a Root Canal
For past several years was eager to visit Washington, DC to see the National Postal Museum....
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 15 2007
Postal Museum
I expected to The National Postal Museum to be a place about stamps, which I'm not particularly ...
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