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Grimshawes Post Office

Grimshawes Post Office

The tiny 5-foot by 6-foot Grimshawes Post Office was in service from 1878 until 1953. It was originally the Whiteside Cove Post Office, though it came to be known as the Grimshawes Post Office around 1909 as all of its postmasters were named Grimshawe. It closed in 1953 and the small building was dismantled and moved to the top of Whiteside Mountain where it served as a ticket office. Ultimately it fell into disrepair. In the 1970's, a local group salvaged the building and restored it here. Once reputed as the smallest Post Office in the USA, it was popularized with postcards, though it claim to fame has been usurped by an even smaller Post Office located in Ochopee, Florida.

The tiny 5-foot by 6-foot Grimshawes Post Office was in service from 1878 until 1953. It was originally the Whiteside Cove Post Office, though it came to be known as the Grimshawes Post Office around 1909 as all of its postmasters were named Grimshawe. It closed in 1953 and the small building was dismantled and moved to the top of Whiteside Mountain where it served as a ticket office. Ultimately it fell into disrepair. In the 1970's, a local group salvaged the building and restored it here. Once reputed as the smallest Post Office in the USA, it was popularized with postcards, though it claim to fame has been usurped by an even smaller Post Office located in Ochopee, Florida.

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The Old Iron Bridge

The Old Iron Bridge

A classic example of early 20th Century bridge construction with riveted truss members across the upper reaches of the Chattooga River.

A classic example of early 20th Century bridge construction with riveted truss members across the upper reaches of the Chattooga River.

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Grimshawes Post Office

Grimshawes Post Office

The tiny 5-foot by 6-foot Grimshawes Post Office was in service from 1878 until 1953. It was originally the Whiteside Cove Post Office, though it came to be known as the Grimshawes Post Office around 1909 as all of its postmasters were named Grimshawe. It closed in 1953 and the small building was dismantled and moved to the top of Whiteside Mountain where it served as a ticket office. Ultimately it fell into disrepair. In the 1970's, a local group salvaged the building and restored it here. Once reputed as the smallest Post Office in the USA, it was popularized with postcards, though it claim to fame has been usurped by an even smaller Post Office located in Ochopee, Florida.

The tiny 5-foot by 6-foot Grimshawes Post Office was in service from 1878 until 1953. It was originally the Whiteside Cove Post Office, though it came to be known as the Grimshawes Post Office around 1909 as all of its postmasters were named Grimshawe. It closed in 1953 and the small building was dismantled and moved to the top of Whiteside Mountain where it served as a ticket office. Ultimately it fell into disrepair. In the 1970's, a local group salvaged the building and restored it here. Once reputed as the smallest Post Office in the USA, it was popularized with postcards, though it claim to fame has been usurped by an even smaller Post Office located in Ochopee, Florida.

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The Old Iron Bridge

The Old Iron Bridge

A classic example of early 20th Century bridge construction with riveted truss members across the upper reaches of the Chattooga River.

A classic example of early 20th Century bridge construction with riveted truss members across the upper reaches of the Chattooga River.

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Glade Creek Grist Mill

Glade Creek Grist Mill

A restored working grist mill on a scenic creek in Babcock State Park.

A restored working grist mill on a scenic creek in Babcock State Park.

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Millionaire's Row

Millionaire's Row

Historic stretch of Victorian mansions & landmark churches built by lumber barons in the 1800s.

Historic stretch of Victorian mansions & landmark churches built by lumber barons in the 1800s.

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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal | Visit Maryland

The 19th-century engineering feat nicknamed The Grand Old Ditch has become a hub of outdoor recreational activity, with biking, bird watching , mule-drawn barge rides, and one of Maryland's most exciting scenic byways.

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Horn Camp School House

Horn Camp School House

Historic schoolhouse

Historic schoolhouse