The first customer in the new Post Office building on, Saturday October 1, 1960. This shows Frank E. Ralston who was waiting for the office to open, buying a sheet of Commemorative stamps. Frank was waiting for the office to open and brought along his own photographer. He has been a stamp collector for over 50 yearsTuesday, April 21, 2009
Frist Customer at the New Rich Hill Post Office
This story comes from the history of the Rich Hill Post office booklet.
The first customer in the new Post Office building on, Saturday October 1, 1960. This shows Frank E. Ralston who was waiting for the office to open, buying a sheet of Commemorative stamps. Frank was waiting for the office to open and brought along his own photographer. He has been a stamp collector for over 50 years
The first customer in the new Post Office building on, Saturday October 1, 1960. This shows Frank E. Ralston who was waiting for the office to open, buying a sheet of Commemorative stamps. Frank was waiting for the office to open and brought along his own photographer. He has been a stamp collector for over 50 years
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