Old Post Office

The first post office was established as "Licking Summit" in 1825. In 1826, James Freeman became the first postmaster and changed the name to "Hebron Post Office." The H. D. Burch General Store served as the first location for the post office in a portion of the space which was originally located at 118 East Main Street. In 1957, the post office moved a few blocks east to 140 East Main Street. The current post office at 146 North High Street was built and dedicated to the community in 1996.

Image 1: Mr. Townsend Millhouse pictured in the late 1800s delivering mail.

Image 2: The first post office location was inside the H. D. Burch General Store, which often served as a socializing spot for the community.

Image 3: Post office location from 1957-1996.

Image 4: Current post office for Hebron from 1996 to the present.