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Along The Way: Singles in Color: America's smallest Post Office
America's smallest Post Office
Ochopee, Florida
photo by Erica McDonald
This closet-sized, 7x8-foot building used to be an irrigation pipe shed for a tomato farm. It was pressed into service after a fire destroyed the Ochopee general store -- which also housed the post office -- in 1953. The town, which sits on the edge of the Everglades, and which reportedly has a population of 11, has been happy with it ever since.
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