Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Packard Mail Truck, 1923 Washington DC, Shriners Convention, Postmaster Mooney











Set up for the big convention of Masonic orders held that year in Washington, D.C. The gent in front is Postmaster William M. Mooney

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  1. Joe8:19 AM

    Do you suppose the truck is (or has supplies for) a temporary post office to provide commorative postmarks from the convention? I don't know if that was a thing in the twenties.

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    1. Jesse5:33 PM

      Yes, it was there to be a temp post office, and really, I have no idea about the commemorative thing, and I can't offer an explanation why anyone needs a post office so bad at the Shriner's Convention... what can't wait til you get home?

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