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Yes they do!
Here's the mailing address;
Leon Myers Stamp Center
Box 1
Boys Town, NE 68010
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Wow their own post office, well they were a lot larger then some of the towns nearby like Wahoo and Elkhorn back in 1961. i used to drive by the gate and being young and foolish i did not have the curiosity to stop by.
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The Boy's Town Stamp Center is still active, albeit with reduced hours. Be sure to call ahead if you plan to stop by. I bumped into Joe at the Omaha stamp show a few weeks ago. He's doing well and always has something "new," whether it's stamps or stories.
-Steve
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There is a very nice article about Father Flanagan and Boys Town in the December issue of the American Philatelist.
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Does Boys Town still accept donations of stamps? I had donated to them back in the 1990's but was wondering if they accept stamp donations.
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Yes they do!
Here's the mailing address;
Leon Myers Stamp Center
Box 1
Boys Town, NE 68010
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Wow their own post office, well they were a lot larger then some of the towns nearby like Wahoo and Elkhorn back in 1961. i used to drive by the gate and being young and foolish i did not have the curiosity to stop by.
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re: Boys Town
The Boy's Town Stamp Center is still active, albeit with reduced hours. Be sure to call ahead if you plan to stop by. I bumped into Joe at the Omaha stamp show a few weeks ago. He's doing well and always has something "new," whether it's stamps or stories.
-Steve
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There is a very nice article about Father Flanagan and Boys Town in the December issue of the American Philatelist.
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