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Tristan Post Office
The Tristan Post Office handles many thousands of items of mail annually and in particular provides sought-after date stamped 1st Day Covers of all new issues on attractively designed envelopes for philatelists all over the world.
Tristan Post Office is situated in one of the former 'Station Houses' which were provided for expatriate families undertaking Government contracts. They are all 'Colt' bungalows, constructed in the UK and shipped in sections to be erected on a concrete foundation.

The Tristan Post Office now has its own section, showing stamps and sundries available to order and further details about its staff and organisation - See Tristan Post Office

Tristan's Shopping Centre

Tristan's Island Store doesn't have plate glass windows, or carry advertising, but it does provide essential products to supplement locally produced food and wollens. Store Manager Judy Green is in charge of the stores and needs to order goods months in advance of incoming ships. The Island Store is normally open from Monday to Friday.
Tristan's Museum and Craft Shop

Tristan's Museum and Craft shop was opened in 1987 and occupies a building which formerly housed the expatriate Agricultural Officer. The Museum contains many artefacts that show the island's history. The Craft Shop stocks a variety of traditional handicrafts, including home produced wollens and model longboats made by islanders, together with imported souvenirs. The centre is open every Wednesday afternoon and during ships visits. Until the website's online shop is open, enquiries should be made by mail to the Craft Shop Manager, Catherine Glass, Tristan da Cunha TDCU 1ZZ or by Email on admin@tristandc.com
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This page first published April 2005