Mailboxes are technically federal property but homeowners are responsible for buying them. As long as it is functional, and meets the post office’s criteria, owners have a creative license to do what they want with their mailbox. Here are some of the creative mailboxes Epoch Times found around Orange County—but it’s by no means a complete list. If you have an interesting mailbox and want to share it, send a photo to [email protected] with the photographer’s name, the address, and when the photo was taken.
The mail box for 2 Wallace Street in Otisville on Oct. 12, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epohc Times)
The mail box for 81 State Street/ Route 211 in Otisville on Oct. 12, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
The mail box for 81 State Street/ Route 211 in Otisville on Oct. 12, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox at 155 Franke Road in Huguenot on Oct. 22, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox at 93 Stony Ford Road in Cambell Hall on Oct. 14, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox at 101 Franke Road in Huguenot on top of a boat engine on Oct. 22. 2015. Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A newspaper box at 38 Big Pond Road in Huguenot on Oct. 22, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox at 42 Big Pond Road in Huguenot on Oct. 22. 2015. Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox in Wurtsboro on Aug. 19, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox in Wurtsboro on Aug. 19, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
A mailbox in Wurtsboro on Aug. 19, 2015. (Holly Kellum/Epoch Times)
