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Annandale Post Office c. 1892
![]() 1908 Looking Down Centre St. from Main St. ![]() ![]() ![]() Theodore Risler was the first village postmaster and was succeeded in turn by Josiah Cole and John Lair. April 24, 1879 Hunterdon Republican excerpt - CREVELING, Henry, has been appointed Postmaster at Annandale, in place of LAIRE, John P., who resigned. John W. Sweazy, Postmaster from 1914 Farm and Business Directory Fire Wrecks Jersey Post Office - from NY Times - Feb. 27, 1952 - Annandale, NJ PO wrecked by fire The post office fire was on Main Street, February 26, 1952 and was thought to have started by a oil space heater. Temporary quarters were set up 2 doors down in the David Sharp building. The post office was reopened by April 1. The
Post office was later moved to the Fox/Seals building (The Old
Municipal Building) at the corner of West and Washington Streets. |