The “Parcel Post Bank” Was Mailed To Its Construction Site, A Few Bricks At A Time

This day in 1916 was an important day in US Postal Service history - a rule change that came after the community of Vernal, Utah basically had a bank mailed to them, in installments of bricks. Plus: a developer in England tore down a pub that was considered a historic site, so they had to put the original pub back up in its original location with the original bricks. The Bank of Vernal: The "Parcel Post Bank" (US Postal Service) VERNAL'S PARCEL POST BANK (Utah Humanities) After Illegally Bulldozing Historic London Pub, Developers Were Ordered to Rebuild it ‘Brick by Brick’ (Good News Network) Our Patreon backers help us build every episode of the show