The Easton Post Office was constructed in 1910 as a two-story mix of Beaux-Arts and Neoclassical styles with limestone cladding and wood double-hung windows. A later addition, complementing the original style, was built in 1937. The building is currently located in Easton’s historic district.
Muhlenberg Greene completed a study on the 48 double-hung wood windows, which included an environmental analysis of the lead paint. We were then commissioned by the US Postal Service to complete the final design for the replacement of the deteriorated windows. This involved submitting and obtaining a “Certificate of Appropriateness” to the Historic District Commission for review and approval.
