This post office is another of the many instances where the Colonial Revival was used for smaller public buildings. The phase of the Colonial expressed here is the Federal style. The facade exhibits five slightly recessed arched openings with windows and doors placed within them. Above the pedimented entrance is a stone balustrade running around the entire roof.
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