Reviews of Postal History Foundation Inc (Museum)

Chaz Humphrey

Definitely ONE of Tucson's best historically interesting sightings

STEPHANIE Kamrar

A must see!! A Tucson hidden gem!!

James Knox

There are some valuable antiques on display there. The tour guide is friendly and kids take home free vintage stamps.

Jonathan K

Honestly if you're a huge stamp fan and collector worth going, otherwise I would skip. Not very large.

Ralph Nicolay

Always a class act!!!

Jackie James

Very informative. The tour guide was great at explaining and showing so much.

R Kirk

The historical significance of our postal service system is grossly undervalued in our society both historically and currently. The educational contributions of this Foundation is not only admirable and accessible but certainly must be effective. I hope word is spread fast and far about this group, I found this tour and the volunteers to be knowledgeable, personable and sincerely generous. I'd like to thank you for the wonderful experience my father-in-law and I had today.

Richard Soloway

I go here every month for a local Tucson Postcard Club meeting. Interesting exhibits and ephemera on display inside. Looks very student friendly - areas of interest for most ages. W/C accessible. EZ parking in the back when it's open.

Rick Peterson

Non-profit donations help support stamp & cover collecting. Great reference library. You can spend hours here.

Tina Mendenhall

This sweet little building has a huge heart inside! I never knew that there was such a place until I had some old stamps to donate. It was such a great treat to visit this museum and have the tour. I know my stamps found another life there and it makes me so happy

Raven Moore

Great tour guide and great place for learning

Sandra Rogers

History, Art, Music and so much more can be learned from stamps.

Deb Heen

Hidden gem that preserves and promotes postal service history, particularly to educate students and young people. Excellent program staffed mostly by volunteers.

D Burley

This place is delightful, but is not quite a museum. Volunteers work here to organize a huge stamp collection (donated) and send out cool stamp related lessons to schools for free. You can come here to have stamp relayed questions answered, purchase all kinds of stamps (foreign and domestic, or themed collections!), and get an individual tour of their stamps, lessons, and historic postal equipment. I loved it.

Daniel Parks

One if the volunteers there gave us a personal tour. He and all the other volunteers were friendly, knowledge, and seemed to love their work.

Tasha Rodriguez

If you want to learn about postal history this is the place to visit. Wonderful volunteers teaching our youth how our mailing system was created and about stamps through history

Becky Praust

Very informative and interesting. My son went here for a field trip and the whole class seemed to really enjoy it.

Brandon Layne

This place is small but really cool. Tucked away on 1st and 1st they had great paintings and lots of historic items abiut mail and stamps back in the day.

Elise Moore

Great small space with interesting library and information

Vickie Smith

Best find in Tucson!

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