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USPS releases a graphic timeline of important dates in the Postal Service’s history

A graphic timeline of important dates in the Postal Service’s history has been added to usps.com.

The “Time of Our Life: 1775-2025” charts the organization’s 250 years of innovation and growth, beginning with Benjamin Franklin’s appointment as postmaster general in 1775 and ending with 2025’s Eagle in Flight logo for the anniversary.

 

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