Building That Housed Post Office on Main Street Torn Down

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The building that house the Watertown Main Post Office was torn down on Sept. 24, 2024. (Photo by Chuck Dickinson)

The building that housed the Watertown Main Post Office for many years is no more. The structure was torn down on Tuesday, Sept. 24 to make way for a new project.

Watertown resident Chuck Dickinson snapped photos and shot a video of the demolition of the building.

The building was torn down in preparation for the new five story building with retail space and parking on the ground floor and residential units on the upper floors.

One of the crew members working on the demolition of the former Post Office building. (Photo by Chuck Dickinson)

The project at 104 Main St. was approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals in October 2023.

Construction vehicles tear down the building on Main Street where a new residential/retail building will be constructed. (Photo by Chuck Dickinson)

At the October meeting, developers said they have reached out to the U.S. Postal Service to offer space in the new development, but they had not received word from the Post Office about their plans.

The site of the former Watertown Post Office after demolition was completed on Sept. 24. (Photo by Chuck Dickinson)

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