A Blog dedicated to rusty mailboxes anywhere. If you know of a rusty mailbox that you would like to share please send a picture to RustyMailBoxes@gmail.com. Include as much information as you would like - location (be as specific as you wish) and especially whether the box is still in use.
Here is the mailbox that inspired this blog. It was in Columbus, Ohio, on Dublin Road north of Trabue Road - no longer accepting mail, as a new cousin stands across the road. Send in your pictures of rusty mailboxes to join it!
RustyMailBoxes@gmail.com
Matthew shares this photo of one he found in Mersea, England. He says, "This mailbox sits at the end of a jetty leading to some rather sad looking house boats on Mersea Island."
Removed from service or not, it still qualifies as a rusty mailbox!
Many, many, thanks, Mary Lou!
Linda Marshall shares this one from Matilda Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1, England.
Karen Dooks found this one appropriately enough receiving mail for an auto parts store near Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Matt Wilkinson found the remnants of this George VI British post box in the Old City of Jerusalem, Israel. The British ruled Jerusalem from 1917 until 1948, that's why you find vestiges of such things there now.
