Rural Free Delivery (RFD), established in the late 19th century, was crucial for enhancing communication and accessibility in rural areas of the United States. It allowed for the delivery of mail directly to homes, bridging the gap between rural communities and urban centers. This service contributed to the economic development of rural regions by facilitating commerce, improving access to information, and fostering social connections. Ultimately, RFD played a significant role in integrating rural America into the broader national economy and society.
Rural free delivery started in 1891.
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That abbreviation would be RFD.
Rural Free Delivery
Rural free delivery
Rural free delivery
R.F.D. stands for Rural Free Delivery. In the years preceding and during the time The Andy Griffith Show was on the post office delivered mail to rural areas without extra cost to the reciever.
To obtain a rural free delivery address for residents in remote areas, individuals can contact their local post office and request to be added to the rural free delivery route. They may need to provide proof of residency and fill out a form to establish their address for mail delivery. The post office will then assign a unique address for mail delivery to their location.
The cast of A Rural Free Delivery Romance - 1914 includes: Morgan Jones as Post Office Inspector Boyd Marshall as Fred - a Rural Mail Driver Claude Seixas as Mail Driver
Rural Free Delivery
Home mail service.
Rural Free Delivery (RFD). Original rural mail delivery implemented in the late 1800's to early 1900's by the Postal Service. Precursor to the modern rural route system in place now.