Famous Postal Employees: John Brown (March 2025)
Abolitionist, John Brown was the Postmaster for Randolph Township, PA (1828-1835)
Author: Pat MorganPrexie Award Winner: 2022
Fun with Looney Tunes
Looney Tunes debuted in the 1930’s and ….
U.S. Possessions: Alaska
Why are there no overprint Alaska possession stamps?
Love 2025
Kutztown, PA 19530
My One-Page Exhibit! – 2025
The My One-Page Exhibit! program is an ATA initiative to encourage new and experienced exhibitors to create single-page presentations of philatelic material that especially interest them. It is an opportunity to be creative, and most of all, share interests with the philatelic family. This is all about telling a story in one page!
What is the First Christmas Stamp?
The first Christmas stamp is probably not the one you think it is.
GMCSC Members Only Material
This content is only available with a paid membership to the Greater Mound City Stamp Club. If you are club member please log in.
If you are not yet a club member, please consider taking advantage of our "eMember" account which is only $10/yr. and gets you an account and access to the content which led you to this page. We'd love to have you join the club.
Click Here to Join Now
Dielmann Recreation Complex Meeting Location
For the September, October, and November Monthly Club Meetings will be meeting at the Dielmann Recreation Center, 11400 Olde Cabin Rd., Creve Coeur, MO 63141 in the Dielman West Meeting room (see figure below as to where to park, enter the building, and where our meeting room is located). When you enter the building there will also be someone at the welcome desk that can direct you but you can also look for the club’s meeting banner.
Driving direction from I-270 (north or south).
- From I-270 EXIT At Exit 14, MO-340 toward Olive Blvd
- 0.6 mi Turn right onto Old Ballas Rd
- 0.3 mi Turn left onto Olde Cabin Rd, keep right to stay on Olde Cabin Rd
- 92 ft Arrive at Olde Cabin Rd, use the first entrance, and park on the west end of the building.
Did you Know? (August 2024)
Between the Post Office Department and the USPS they have produced six different board games over the years. The first one, “Uncle Sam’s Mail” was released in 1893!