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Branch Branch Name City State Date 1 Detroit, Michigan Detroit MI 1/1 Branch Branch Name City State Date 1 Detroit, Michigan Detroit MI 1/1/1886 2 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee WI 4/11/1890 3 Buffalo/Western New York Buffalo NY 2/13/1890 4 M.L. (RIP) Malone Branch 4 Nashville TN 5/7/1890 5 Omaha, Nebraska Omaha NE 3/8/1890 7 Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn MA 2/27/1890 8 Lincoln, Nebraska Lincoln NE 1/23/1890 9 Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis MN 3/24/1890 10 Topeka, Kansas Topeka KS 3/31/1890 11 Chicago, Illinois Chicago IL 2/20/1890 12 Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester MA 2/24/1890 13 Muskegon, Michigan Muskegon MI 2/24/1890 14 Louisville, Kentucky Louisville KY 1/1/1901 15 Providence, Rhode Island Providence RI 4/18/1890 17 Scranton, Pennsylvania Scranton PA 3/14/1890 18 New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford MA 3/20/1890 19 Nutmeg Branc # 19, CT North Haven CT 3/20/1890 20 Connecticut Merged Br. #20 Meriden CT 3/22/1890 21 George B. Calveric Br 21 Elmira NY 3/26/1890 22 New Castle, Pennsylvania New Castle PA 3/26/1890 23 Galveston, Texas Galveston TX 4/09/1890 24 Los Angeles, California Los Angeles CA 4/11/1890 25 Mass. NE Merged Br. #25 Tewskbury MA 4/11/1890 27 Chickasaw-Bluff City Merged Memphis TN 8/29/1890 28 St. Paul, Minnesota St. Paul MN 3/02/1890 29 Albany, New York Albany NY 6/01/1890 30 Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City MO 5/17/1890 31 John W. Conway Branch 31 Peoria IL 5/31/1890 32 Bridgeport, Connecticut Bridgeport CT 6/04/1890 34 Boston, Massachusetts Boston MA 6/18/1890 35 Little Rock, Arkansas Little Rock AR 6/23/1890 36 New York, New York New York NY 7/10/1890 38 New Jersey Merged Branch #38 Springfield NJ 7/19/1890 39 Hoosier City Branch #39 Indianapolis IN 7/19/1890 40 Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland OH 1/1/1890 41 Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn NY 7/21/1890 42 Jersey City, New Jersey Jersey City NJ 7/24/1890 43 Cincinatti, Ohio Cincinatti OH 7/25/1890 44 NH Merged Branch 44 Manchester NH 10/12/1892 45 Springfield, Ohio Springfield OH 8/11/1890 46 Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield MA 8/11/1890 47 Mile High Branch # 47 Denver CO 8/13/1890 50 Williamsport, Pennsylvania Williamsport PA 8/13/1890 51 Fall River, Massachusetts Fall River MA 8/13/1890 52 Central Cal. Coast Br. 52 San Luis Obispo CA 12/10/1906 53 Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville FL 8/14/1890 54 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket RI 9/02/1890 55 Pawtucket, Rhode Island Pawtucket RI 9/12/1890 56 Grand Rapids, Michigan Grand Rapids MI 9/12/1890 59 La Crosse, Wisconsin La Crosse WI 9/20/1890 60 Stamford, Connecticut Stamford CT 10/15/1890 66 Wheeling, West Virginia Wheeling WV 11/14/1890 67 Elizabeth, New Jersey Elizabeth NJ 11/17/1890 68 Ogden, Utah Ogden UT 10/01/1890 69 Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City IA 11/20/1890 70 San Diego, California San Diego CA 11/09/1890 72 Concord, New Hampshire Concord NH 11/23/1890 73 Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta GA 7/31/1961 74 Saginaw, Michigan Saginaw MI 11/23/1890 78 Columbus, OH Columbus OH 11/29/1890 79 Seattle, Washington Seattle WA 12/14/1890 80 Abraham Lincoln Merged Branch 80 Springfield IL 12/09/1890 82 Portland, Oregon Portland OR 12/15/1890 84 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh PA 12/18/1890 86 Hartford, Connecticut Hartford CT 12/22/1890 88 NALC James D. Shea Branch 88 Galesburg IL 12/22/1890 90 Mankato, Minnesota Mankato MN 12/27/1890 92 Maine Merged Branch #92 Portland ME 12/27/1890 93 Hastings, Nebraska Hastings NE 12/27/1890 94 Vicksburg, Mississippi Vicksburg MS 12/27/1890 97 Oneonta, NY Oneonta NY 12/27/1890 98 Muncie, Indiana Muncie IN 12/27/1890 99 Staten Island, New York Staten Island NY 12/27/1890 100 Toledo, OH Toledo OH 12/31/1890 104 Lawrence, Kansas Lawrence KS 1/3/1891 105 Lima, Ohio Lima OH 1/3/1891 106 Capital City Branch # 106 Montgomery AL 7/31/1961 109 Valley Branch #109 Derby CT 1/4/1891 111 Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City UT 1/5/1891 114 Duluth, Minnesota Duluth MN 1/7/1891 115 Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania Wilkes Barre PA 1/7/1891 116 Summit City Branch 116 Fort Wayne IN 1/7/1891 118 Mansfield, Ohio Mansfield OH 1/7/1891 120 Paterson, New Jersey Paterson NJ 1/7/1891 122 Lansing, Michigan Lansing MI 1/8/1891 124 New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans LA 7/31/1961 125 Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin Fond Du Lac WI 1/8/1891 126 Clinton, Iowa Clinton IA 1/8/1891 129 Baton Rouge, Lousiana Baton Rouge LA 4/6/1894 130 Tacoma, Washington Tacoma WA 1/10/1891 132 Lone Star Branch 132 Dallas TX 1/12/1891 133 Sacramento, California Sacramento CA 1/12/1891 134 Syracuse, New York Syracuse NY 1/13/1891 136 Monroe, Louisiana Monroe LA 1/13/1891 137 Hudson Valley Merged Branch Poughkeepsie NY 1/14/1891 142 Capitol Branch 142 Washington DC 1/20/1891 143 Flag City Letter Carriers Findlay OH 1/20/1891 147 Vincent J. Santagate Br. 147 Norwalk CT 1/24/1891 148 Akron, Ohio Akron OH 1/26/1891 155 Harold A Wright Merged Br Belleville IL 1/31/1891 157 Keystone Br 157, Phila, PA Philadelphia PA 2/2/1891 160 Columbus, Indiana Columbus IN 2/3/1891 161 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth NH 2/3/1891 162 Pittston, Pennsylvania Pittston PA 2/3/1891 176 Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore MD 2/7/1891 181 Austin, Texas Austin TX 2/9/1891 182 Dayton, Ohio Dayton OH 2/9/1891 183 Santa Rosa, California Santa Rosa CA 2/12/1891 187 Bay City, Michigan Bay City MI 2/20/1891 190 Oswego, New York Oswego NY 3/3/1891 191 Wilmington, Delaware Wilmington DE 3/6/1891 193 San Jose, California San Jose CA 3/12/1891 195 St. Joseph, Missouri St. Joseph MO 3/14/1891 196 Elyria, Ohio Elyria OH 3/16/1891 197 Shreveport, Louisiana Shreveport LA 7/31/1961 198 Crawfordsville, Indiana Crawfordsville IN 3/20/1891 200 La Porte, Indiana La Porte IN 3/26/1891 201 Wichita, Kansas Wichita KS 3/30/1891 203 Ozark Mountain Branch #203 Springfield MO 4/4/1891 204 Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado Springs CO 4/4/1891 205 Fargo, North Dakota Fargo ND 4/4/1891 209 Pekin, Illinois Pekin IL 4/15/1891 210 Rochester, New York Rochester NY 4/15/1891 212 Lawrence, Massachusetts Lawrence MA 4/15/1891 213 Stockton, California Stockton CA 4/20/1891 214 San Francisco, California San Francisco CA 4/20/1891 217 Magnolia Capital City Br 217 Jackson MI 7/31/1961 219 Aurora, Illinois Aurora IL 5/6/1891 226 For Worth, Texas Fort Worth TX 6/6/1891 229 Pride City Branch 229 Pueblo CO 6/15/1891 230 Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua NH 6/16/1891 231 Central California BR # 231 Fresno CA 6/20/1891 232 Jackson Michigan Branch 232 Jackson MI 6/22/1891 233 Columbia, South Carolina Columbia SC 6/24/1891 234 Owensboro, Kentucky Owensboro KY 7/18/1891 238 Canton, Ohio Canton OH 8/15/1891 240 Pine Bluff, Arkansas Pine Bluff AR 8/26/1891 245 John H. Swanson Branch # 245 Rockford IL 9/24/1891 246 Kalamazoo, Michigan Kalamazoo MI 9/25/1891 247 Tidewater Branch #247 Hampton VA 2/4/1893 248 Asheville, North Carolina Asheville NC 9/30/1891 253 Hazleton, Pennsylvania Hazleton PA 10/12/1891 254 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Bethlehem PA 10/1/1900 256 Mid-Michigan Branch Flint MI 10/22/1891 257 Dubuque, Iowa Dubuque IA 10/29/1891 258 Reading, Pennsylvania Reading PA 11/02/1891 262 Battle Creek, Michigan Battle Creek MI 11/06/1891 263 Augusta, Georgia Augusta GA 11/06/1891 268 Princeton, New Jersey Princeton NJ 11/21/1891 270 Macon, Georgia Macon GA 11/27/1891 273 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lancaster PA 12/02/1891 274 Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania Allentown PA 12/02/1891 280 Marion, Ohio Marion OH 12/01/1891 283 Houston, Texas Houston TX 12/22/1891 284 Erie, Pennsylvania Erie PA 12/23/1891 286 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Pittsfield MA 12/31/1891 290 Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara CA 1/6/1892 294 Flushing, New York Flushing NY 1/14/1892 297 The Carnation City Branch Alliance OH 2/2/1892 302 Thousand Islands Reg Br 302 Watertown NY 2/12/1892 305 Thomas W. McNamara Br 305 Joliet IL 2/20/1892 309 Alton, Illinois Alton IL 4/9/1892 313 Brunswick, Georgia Brunswick GA 4/9/1892 314 Council Bluffs, Iowa Council Bluffs IA 4/14/1892 318 David M. Bybee Br. 318 Merged Moline IL 4/20/1892 319 E St Louis, Illinois East St. Louis IL 4/22/1892 320 North Oakland County, Mich Waterford MI 5/3/1892 321 Pensacola, Florida Pensacola FL 5/12/1892 323 Logansport, Indiana Logansport IN 5/13/1892 324 Greeley, Colorado Greeley CO 1/1/1892 325 Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg VA 11/21/1895 326 Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg VA 11/09/1894 330 South Bend, Indiana South Bend IN 7/16/1892 331 Boise, Idaho Boise ID 7/19/1892 332 Mon-Yough Branch 332 McKeesport PA 7/1/1892 333 Binghamton, New York Binghamton NY 7/23/1892 334 Framingham, Massachusetts Framingham MA 8/1/1892 343 Dan J Gould, Missouri St.
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