Reno Main Post Office, Postal facility in downtown Reno, United States.
Reno Main Post Office is a postal facility located at 2000 Vassar Street in downtown Reno that serves as the central distribution hub for mail services across northern Nevada. It handles a large volume of daily mail processing and delivery operations for the entire region.
The original Art Deco post office was designed and opened in 1933 by architect Frederic DeLongchamps at 50 South Virginia Street. The building received National Register status in 1990, marking its recognition as a significant federal structure.
The building displays modernist design features that were standard for federal construction during the Great Depression era.
The facility is accessible during standard business hours and offers common postal services along with additional services for customers. Certain services may require advance scheduling, so checking beforehand helps ensure availability.
The original structure was the only post office in Nevada built by the federal government featuring Art Deco architectural elements. This architectural distinction makes it a noteworthy example of federal construction artistry from that era.
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