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The Reardan Post office has been in several places including:
The Reardan Post office has been in several places including:
* Capps or Capp's Station about 1 mile north of town just off WA 231. This was a stage coach line and predated Reardan or the railroad that served it. [c1882 to 1889?]
* Capps or Capp's Station about 1 mile north of town just off WA 231. This was a stage coach line and predated Reardan or the railroad that served it. [c1882 to 1889?]
* McCoys Drug store houses the post office for several years. __ McCoy was the post master and ran the post office out of his store that was about 100 feet south of the depot on Lake Street. [c1889-??]
* [[McCoy's Drug]] store houses the post office for several years. __ McCoy was the post master and ran the post office out of his store that was about 100 feet south of the depot on Lake Street. [c1889-??]
* A building between the Stevenson Block and the Reardan Meat Market (now part of the R-Store). [?? to c1959]
* A building between the Stevenson Block and the Reardan Meat Market (now part of the R-Store). [?? to c1959]
* The middle part of the Mattes' Building along Broadway west of Lake Street. [c1959 to 1966]
* The middle part of the [[Mattes' Building]] along Broadway Avenue [US 2] west of Lake Street. [c1959 to 1966]
* A dedicated building on Lake and Spokane. [1966 to present]
* A dedicated building on the north west corner of Lake Street and Spokane Avenue. [1966 to present]
[[category:Reardan Businesses]]
[[category:Reardan Businesses]]
[[category:Mattes Building]]
[[category:Mattes' Building]]
[[category:Lake Street]]
[[category:Lake Street]]
[[category:Broadway Avenue]]
[[category:Broadway Avenue]]

Revision as of 14:14, 31 December 2022

The Reardan Post office has been in several places including:

  • Capps or Capp's Station about 1 mile north of town just off WA 231. This was a stage coach line and predated Reardan or the railroad that served it. [c1882 to 1889?]
  • McCoy's Drug store houses the post office for several years. __ McCoy was the post master and ran the post office out of his store that was about 100 feet south of the depot on Lake Street. [c1889-??]
  • A building between the Stevenson Block and the Reardan Meat Market (now part of the R-Store). [?? to c1959]
  • The middle part of the Mattes' Building along Broadway Avenue [US 2] west of Lake Street. [c1959 to 1966]
  • A dedicated building on the north west corner of Lake Street and Spokane Avenue. [1966 to present]