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The purpose of the South Carolina Picture Project is to celebrate the beauty of the Palmetto State while preserving some of its vanishing landscapes.

Old Aiken Post Office

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SC Picture Project / Aiken County / Old Aiken Post Office

The old Aiken Post Office, built in 1912, is located on the corner of Laurens Street and Park Avenue in downtown Aiken. The building stands as a beautiful example of Classical Revival architecture, and the exterior has remained nearly unaltered for more than a century. In 2008, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions leased the building and began renovations.

SRNS Aiken
D. S. Owens of Aiken, 2011 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
Steve Rich of Aiken, 2013 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Plan Your Trip: Old Aiken Post Office

Where is Old Aiken Post Office located?
Address: 203 Laurens Street SW, Aiken, SC 29801
GPS Coordinates: 33.559308,-81.723874
Website: http://www.savannahrivernuclearsolutions.com/docs/post_office_factsht.pdf
What else should I see?
Morgan Fountain 0.1 mile
Legare-Morgan House 0.2 mile
Simons Federal Court House 0.2 mile
William Aiken Statue 0.3 mile
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Old Aiken Post Office Map

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  1. I recently purchased a building that has old brass mailboxes, and I would like to know or see pictures of others. If it’s truly Aiken, would love to donate to the museum.

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