HUNTINGDON—The Huntingdon Post Office’s origin dates back to 1797 and Postmaster John Cadwallader. In 1915, it moved to its current building on Washington Street, creating a permanent fixture within the Juniata River community for the past century.

A ceremony is scheduled to celebrate the Post Office’s 100th anniversary on Wednesday, June 17, at 11 a.m. at the Post Office located at 401 Washington Street.

The Legion Color Guard / VFW Honor Guard of Huntingdon will raise a United States flag, above the Post Office, formerly flown at the U.S. Capital, as the Pledge of Allegiance is led by the local Boy & Girl Scouts troupes. Remarks will be made by prominent state and local officials as well as representatives from Juniata College.

What:	Celebration of Huntingdon Post Office’s 100th anniversary
When:	Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. (Following 10 a.m. parade)
Where:	Huntingdon Post Office 401 Washington Street Huntingdon, PA 16652
Who:	Western PA District Manager Jay Phelan; Senator Jacob Corman; Huntingdon Mayor Dee Dee Brown; Huntingdon Postmaster Joseph Sanchez, Huntingdon City Commissioners, Huntingdon Salvation Army,  and current and former Huntingdon Post Office employees.

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