Bottoms up. The Post Office at the bottom of the Grand Canyon is an example of what makes USPS unique, according to a new podcast.
The Supai, AZ, Post Office uses mules and other means to deliver mail to the area’s residents, including people on the Havasupai reservation.
“They get packages, they get First-Class Mail, they get bills just like you and me,” Peach Springs, AZ, Postmaster Vivian Campbell, who works with the office, tells the podcast.
Host Roman Mars says the Suapi office’s existence “speaks to the lengths that the U.S. Post Office has gone to connect people with each other and to unite us as a country.”
The 22-minute podcast, part of a series called “99% Invisible,” also traces postal history.
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