08/28/2026
Our Then & Now series continues today, and this time, we’re featuring a place you might not expect: us! 🏛️
Before it was home to the Robertson County History Museum, our building at 124 W. 6th Avenue had a very different job. It was once the Springfield Post Office!
Construction began in 1913, and the building was completed in 1915. The Springfield Post Office served the community for nearly 50 years before relocating in 1964. Over the years, the building had several different uses before becoming home to the Robertson County History Museum in 1993.
Today, the same building that once handled mail, money orders, and registered packages is filled with artifacts, photographs, and stories that help preserve Robertson County’s history.
Talk about a building with a story to tell! From Springfield’s post office to the Robertson County History Museum, this building has played an important role in our community for more than a century.