B. Free Franklin Post Office

In 1975, a Colonial-themed post office opened in a building once owned by Benjamin Franklin, the nation's first Postmaster General.

The post office is a part of Franklin Court, which also features a postal museum, an 18th Century printing and binding room, and a Benjamin Franklin museum. Franklin's former home stood in the courtyard, but was razed in 1812.

In 2011, the United States Postal Service announced that this post office is up for review for closure as part of their downsizing plan.