FLORIDA IS HOME TO THE WORLD’S SMALLEST POST OFFICE
This tiny post office, measuring just 8 feet 4 inches by 7 feet 3 inches, was originally a storage shed for irrigation pipes on a tomato farm. After a fire destroyed the original Ochopee post office in 1953, this little shed was repurposed as a replacement and has been serving locals and tourists ever since. It’s particularly popular with stamp collectors who go to get one of the famed Ochopee postmarks.
Despite its size, it operates like any other post office, offering mail services to residents in the area, including Miccosukee and Seminole Native American reservations.
