Description

Granite blocks on the outside, air-dried bricks interior. Roof from corrugated iron. Anteroom, spacious hall with reception counters, 2 telegraphic service offices, an office for the postmaster and living quarters for 2 officials. High, pointed gable topped by a square clock tower at the main part in the middle, two adjoining parts with stepped gables symmetrically to each side, used as dwellings, connected through 2 verandas to the main part. All gables with small round-arched windows.

Brief History

Erected in 1910 by Seebach & Bach after the design of Gottlieb Redecker to replace the older and smaller post office. Door and windows were imported from Germany.