Normandale, ON N0E 1W0 - Canada Post Offices on Waymarking.com

Previously known as Potter's Creek and Crane's Creek, Normandale was more formally established in 1818.

There is a listing of the Normandale's post masters at (visit link)

In 1985, the Township of Delhi (now Norfolk County) applied for the building to be designated. In the application (https://www.heritagetrust.on.ca/en/oha/details/file?id=7886) it is stated: The Normandale Post Office was built by the Van Norman family and functioned as an important part of their enterprises until 1847. The building was the first post office in Normandale and was operated as a post office until 1875.

In more recent times it has operated as a restaurant and family residence.

Post Office Type: Rural Province/Territory: Ontario Historical Significance: Yes - Older than 50 years Location has a philatelic display: no What brought you here?: Stayed a couple of days in the area for vacation. Nice village to stroll around in. Friendly and helpful service: Not Listed

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