MPS 42-90-01

County

[90] Washington Co, TN

Sides Painted

1

Color

Black

Structure

Brick Building

Unique Characteristics

None

Still Standing

Yes

Credits

Photos 1-3 by Dave and Mary Ann Shaver (Aug. 24, 1987).

Photo 4 by Trish Kane.

Photo 5 by Mike Harris.

Photo 6 by Jimmy Emerson (May 6, 2007).

Photos 7 & 8 by Earl Leatherberry (July 18, 2007).

Photo 9 by unknown (Sept. 29, 2007).

Photo 10 by unknown (Sept. 30, 2007).

Photos 11-14 by unknown (June 25, 2008).

Photo 15 by Robb Chapman (Apr. 19, 2009).

Photo 16 by unknown (June 20, 2009).

Photo 17 by unknown (Oct. 7, 2009).

Photo 18 by Dr. Ken Jones (2010).

Photo 19 by Kevin Stewart (Apr. 11, 2010).

Photo 20 by Robert E. Weston, Jr. (June 19, 2011).

Photo 21 by Spencer Slasheur (Aug. 4, 2011).

Photo 22 by unknown (July 22, 2012).

Photo 23 by Maggie Miller Bombardier July 1, 2017) Original post to Facebook Page 'Ghost Signs of the Past'.

Photo 24 by Ranee Davis (July 8, 2020).

Photo 25 by Marcia Berglund (Dec. 29, 2020).

Photo 26 by Pamela Cochran (July 17, 2021).

Photo 27 by Chuck West. (Jan. 17, 2022).

Photos 28 & 29 by Michelle Guseman (Aug. 30, 2023).

Photo 30 by Joe Belcastro (May 11, 2024).

Other Information

Originally built in 1888 as a saloon, this building presently called the 'Mail Pouch Store', is a unique gift and craft shop.

Where to find it

S. Cherokee St. southeast of W. Main St., in Jonesborough, by about 140'. The two-story brick building is on the right side of the street headed southeast. The Mail Pouch sign faces northwest. One side. Two-story brick building. Black background.

Address

103 W Main St

City

Jonesborough

State

TN

Zipcode

37659

Country

USA

Latitude

36° 17.63'

Longitude

-82° 28.40'

lat

36.29375116

lng

-82.47336605