U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Federal courthouse and postal facility in Columbus, Ohio.
The U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is a federal building in Columbus that houses postal operations and court functions within a single structure. The building accommodates both administrative and judicial work in one location.
Construction began in 1884 and the building opened for operations in 1887 as part of nationwide expansion of federal infrastructure. It represents the government's commitment to establishing administrative and judicial centers in communities across the nation.
The building reflects the architectural style of its era and continues to serve as an important civic landmark within the downtown area.
The building remains an active federal facility providing both postal and court services to the public. Visitors should check ahead to learn which areas are accessible and whether tours are available.
The building features rusticated sandstone facades that were typical of public structures from this era. These design elements give the structure a distinctive appearance that differs from federal buildings constructed in later decades.
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