This multi-use commercial block housed the post office for many years, as well as a barber shop and other businesses.
Commercial Block, Broxton
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Yes…and the green front building was a baber shop, Above the post office was a rooming house. I was born in Broxton 1946 and left in 1969.
Yes, I lived in the next block from the summer of 1951 until the summer of 1961, age 5 – 15 years old. The vacant lot behind it was the place for small traveling “snake oil” carnivals, and the same lot that I banged myself up pretty good trying to pop a wheelie on my bike! The lot was unpaved and red rocky dirt.
Was this the old U.S. Post office ?