List of United States post offices in Michigan

United States post offices operate under the authority of the United States Post Office Department (1792–1971) or the United States Postal Service (since 1971). Historically, post offices were usually placed in a prominent location. Many were architecturally distinctive, including notable buildings featuring Beaux-Arts, Art Deco, and Vernacular architecture.^[1][2] However, modern U.S. post offices were generally designed for functionality rather than architectural style.^[2]

Following is a list of United States post offices in Michigan. Notable post offices include individual buildings, whether still in service or not, which have architectural, historical, or community-related significance. Many of these are listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) or state and local historic registers.

Post office	City	Date built	Image	Architect	Notes	Ref.
United States Post Office (Allegan, Michigan)	Allegan	1936				[3]
United States Post Office (Alma, Michigan)	Alma	1938			[a]	[4]
Main Street Post Office, now Washtenaw County Administration Building	Ann Arbor	1906		Fremont Ward	[b][c]	[5]
Old Battle Creek Post Office	Battle Creek	1904		Albert Kahn	[c][b]	[6]
United States Post Office (Belding, Michigan)	Belding	1933			[d]	[7]
United States Post Office (Birmingham, Michigan)	Birmingham	1940			[a][c]	[8]
United States Post Office (Blissfield, Michigan)	Blissfield	1938			[e]	[9]
United States Post Office (Bronson, Michigan)	Bronson	1940–1941			[a]	[10]
United States Post Office (Buchanan, Michigan)	Buchanan	1940			[a]	[11]
United States Post Office (Calumet, Michigan)	Calumet	1939		part of Keweenaw National Historical Park	[f]	[12][13]
United States Post Office (Caro, Michigan)	Caro	1939			[g]	[14]
United States Post Office (Chelsea, Michigan)	Chelsea	1937			[a][c]	[15]
United States Post Office (Clare, Michigan)	Clare	1937			[a]	[16]
Climax Post Office, now the Lawrence Memorial Library	Climax	1931		Laverne Harman	[b][c]	[17]
United States Post Office (Crystal Falls, Michigan)	Crystal Falls	1937			[a]	[18]
United States Post Office, Court House, and Custom House	Detroit	1890–1897		James H. Windrim		[19]
Detroit Federal Building, now Theodore Levin United States Courthouse	Detroit	1932–1934		James A. Wetmore, Robert O. Derrick Inc.	[c][b]	[19]
Jefferson Station Post Office	Detroit	1940				[20][21]
United States Post Office (East Lansing, Michigan)	East Lansing				[c]	[22]
United States Post Office (East Tawas, Michigan)	East Tawas	1941				[23]
United States Post Office (Eastpointe, Michigan)	Eastpointe	1938			[a]	[24]
United States Post Office (Eaton Rapids, Michigan)	Eaton Rapids	1938			[a]	[25]
United States Post Office (Ferndale, Michigan)	Ferndale	1937				[26]
United States Post Office (Flint, Michigan)	Flint	1931		James A. Wetmore	[b]	[27]
United States Post Office (Fremont, Michigan)	Fremont	1935			[a]	[28]
United States Post Office (Gladstone, Michigan)	Gladstone	1934		Louis A. Simon, George O. Von Nerta		[29]
United States Post Office (Grand Ledge, Michigan)	Grand Ledge	1939			[h]	[30]
U.S. Post Office (Grand Rapids, Michigan), now the Woodbridge N. Ferris Building	Grand Rapids	1906		James K. Taylor	[b][c]	[31]
United States Post Office (Grayling, Michigan)	Grayling	1937			[a]	[32]
United States Post Office (Greenville, Michigan)	Greenville	1938			[i]	[33]
United States Post Office (Hamtramck, Michigan)	Hamtramck	1935		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick, Julius Boenisch	[a]	[34]
United States Post Office (Hancock, Michigan)	Hancock	1935				[35]
United States Post Office (Hart, Michigan)	Hart	1935				[36]
United States Post Office (Highland Park, Michigan)	Highland Park	1940				[37]
United States Post Office (Iron Mountain, Michigan)	Iron Mountain	1935			[a]	[38]
United States Post Office (Iron River, Michigan)	Iron River	1940			[a]	[39]
Stone Post Office	Jackson	1839		Joseph G. R. Blackwell	[b]	[40]
United States Post Office, now Kalamazoo Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse	Kalamazoo	1938–1939		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick, LeRoy and Newlander, George D. Maon and Company	[b][c]	[41][42]
Lincoln Park Post Office, now Lincoln Park Historical Museum	Lincoln Park	1938		Louis A. Simon	[b][c]	[43][44]
United States Post Office (Lowell, Michigan)	Lowell	1940			[a]	[45]
United States Post Office (Manistique, Michigan)	Manistique	1939–1940		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[a]	[46]
United States Post Office and Court House (Marquette, Michigan)	Marquette	1935–1937		Le Roy Gaarder, Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[j]	[47]
United States Post Office (Mason, Michigan)	Mason	1938		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[k]	[48]
United States Post Office (Munising, Michigan)	Munising	1938			[a]	[49]
United States Post Office (Muskegon, Michigan)	Muskegon	1937–1938				[50]
United States Post Office (Negaunee, Michigan)	Negaunee	1937		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick		[51]
Old U.S. Post Office (Niles, Michigan)	Niles	1909		James Knox Taylor	[b][c]	[52]
United States Post Office (Paw Paw, Michigan)	Paw Paw	1939–1940		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[a]	[53]
Purcell Station Post Office	Plymouth	1936			[a][c]	[54]
United States Post Office (River Rouge, Michigan)	River Rouge	1938			[c]	[55]
United States Post Office (Rochester, Michigan)	Rochester	1937–1938		Louis A. Simon	[l][c]	[56][57]
United States Post Office (Rockford, Michigan)	Rockford	1938			[a]	[58]
United States Post Office (Rogers City, Michigan)	Rogers City	1940		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[m]	[59]
United States Post Office (Royal Oak, Michigan)	Royal Oak	1936				[60]
United States Post Office (Sandusky, Michigan)	Sandusky	1940			[a]	[61]
Saginaw Post Office, now the Castle Museum	Saginaw	1898		William M. Aiken, Carl Macomber	[b][c]	[62]
United States Post Office (St. Clair, Michigan)	St. Clair	1937–1938				[63]
United States Post Office (St. Johns, Michigan)	St. Johns	1935				[64]
United States Post Office (St. Joseph, Michigan)	St. Joseph	1937				[65]
United States Post Office (Traverse City, Michigan)	Traverse City	1938		Louis A. Simon, Neal A. Melick	[a]	[66]
United States Post Office (Wayne, Michigan)	Wayne	1938			[a]	[67]
United States Post Office (Zeeland, Michigan)	Zeeland	1935				[68]