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REDLANDS - "I never get tired of looking at some buildings in Redlands," Isabel Browne said as she stood in line to buy stamps inside the post office on Brookside Avenue. "This is one of them."
In 1933, a congressman by the name of Philip Swing passed a bill that allocated $104,989 to build a federal post office in Redlands. The cornerstone was laid and on July 14, 1934, the building was dedicated and put into service.See the full content of this document
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Museum Shows Postal History
The Spanish-style building has been in continuous use ever since.
After 75 years, the building stands proud on the corner of Brookside Avenue and Eureka Street. But it's not just a post of...See the full content of this document
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