Which American city had the first mail delivery?

From 1860s to the 1970s, the Railway Mail Service handled what percentage of all non-local mail in the U.S.?

The Postal Service launched its first public internet site in which year?

Who was the first African American on a stamp in 1940?

Created by Benjamin Franklin in 1772 to handle regulating post offices and auditing postal accounts, the first Postal Inspector positions were called?

In 1892 Congress imposed which of the following penalties for stealing mail?

In 2020, how many postal employees were attacked by dogs?

The Peach Springs, AZ Post Office has walk-in freezers to store food, which is eventually delivered to the bottom of the Grand Canyon via what animal?

Out of 230,000+ total routes nationwide, how many does the Postal Service deliver by bicycle?

Meet Owney, the unofficial mascot of the old railway mail service. Which country's leader awarded him not just one, but two passports?

This contract mail boat, the J.W. Wescott II, has its own ZIP code. What river does it deliver mail on?

Which state has the longest rural delivery route, spanning just over 181 miles.

This Florida Post Office is the smallest in America, at just over 61 square feet. Before being converted to a post office, it used to be a storage facility for a farm which grew what food?

Which is the most common Post Office name in the United States?

In 1911 the Post Office began which type of mail service in the U.S.?

In 1863 what did Americans have to add to their letters?

In 1847 the Post Office Department first issued

Mr. Zip urged postal customers to use the five-digit Zip Code which started in which year?

Which famous person was NOT a Postal employee?