HISTORICAL MOMENT The Post office and Customs office 1960s: At one time, the Post Office and Customs House was housed in the Chemainus Mason Hall (present day Willow Street Café). This photograph shows a self-standing building in the 1960s that was across the street. (Photo courtesy of the Chemainus Valley Museum)
Chemainus Post Office 1960s
HISTORICAL MOMENT
The Post office and Customs office 1960s: At one time, the Post Office and Customs House was housed in the Chemainus Mason Hall (present day Willow Street Café). This photograph shows a self-standing building in the 1960s that was across the street. (Photo courtesy of the Chemainus Valley Museum)
Don Bodger
The Courier
Chemainus Post Office 1960s
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