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Post Office Location: 411 East Monroe Street, 2105 East Cook Street, 1927 East Sangamon Avenue, 1760 Wabash Avenue; Springfield, IL
Year Post Office built:
Town(s) Served: Springfield
Acceptable City Names: Andrew, Archer, Bissell, Bradfordton, Grandview, Jerome, Leland Grove, Riddle Hill, Southern View, Springfield, Toronto
Not Acceptable City Names: C I P S, Dept Mental Health, Dept of Transportation, Dept Public Property CWLP, Devereux Heights, Drivers LIC DIV, Franklin Life INS, Hwy Accident Bureau, Ill Bell Tele Co, ILL Dept of Public Aid, ILL Dept INS, ILL Dept Reg and Educ, ILL Dept Revenue, ILL Dept of Public Health, ILL Office EDUC, ILL Public Aid, ILL R O Tax Div, ILL Secy State, Hope School, Horace Mann INS, Memorial Med Ctr, Secy of State Vehicle Svcs, St Johns Hospital, State of Illinois, State Rev Box 3547, State Rev 3386, State Rev 3667, State Rev 3707
Sectional Service Facility: Springfield
County(ies): Sangamon
Info on Springfield:
The City of Springfield is located in Sangamon County. This is the capital of the state of Illinois, and the county seat for Sangamon County. It is on Interstate 55, Interstate 72, U.S. 36, BUSN Loop I-55, Illinois 4, Illinois 29, Illinois 97, Norfolk Southern Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad, Sangamon River, and Lake Springfield. It was originally called Calhoun, after former Vice-President John C. Calhoun. Former President Abraham Lincoln was from Springfield. The corn dog was invented in Springfield. Springfield is served by the State Journal-Register, which is the oldest newspaper in Illinois. Springfield is served by City, Water, Light, & Power. The utility owns Lake Springfield.
