Tucson Mailbox Art

The first December entry Seldon Smith's gifts, part 1 of 4 showed 15 mailboxes, all on Montecito Street, all made as gifts to his neigh...

The first December entry Seldon Smith's gifts, part 1 of 4 showed 15 mailboxes, all on Montecito Street, all made as gifts to his neigh...

Last week's entry Seldon Smith's gifts, part 1 of 4 showed 15 mailboxes, all on Montecito Street, all made as gifts to his neighbor...

2020 wasn't a great year, but here's a bright spot. David Aber found the 4000 block of East Montecito Street, which runs east from R...

…its tail is the handle to open the door! I found it (but didn't open it :) on November 22nd.

On November 8, 2016, we showed a handmade locomotive mailbox . This one looks homemade, too. Here's a closeup: David Aber sent the pho...

This mailbox on a tricycle is rusty enough that I'd guess it actually hasn't been moving for a while: I rolled by (and stopped) on ...

The praying mantis on top of this flower-covered mailbox gives me a bit of cred in the “Battle of the Boxes” with David Aber, who always fi...

Last week's entry showed what looked to me like a barn on a post . Not to be outdone, I'm sure, this box is bigger. The addre...

David Aber and I came across this mailbox-filled neighborhood on May 29th when I had car trouble nearby. (There are more mailboxes from nea...

Tiles, in two shades of blue, around the top of the large stuccoed post: This is one of a series of mailboxes I found on May 29th in this n...

I found this mailbox on May 26th:

Never seen a mailbox with a broken-looking post and a mouse on top? You have now: (At least, it looks like a mouse to me.) Next to this qu...

David Aber took photos of these gorgeous mailboxes on May 23rd and emailed them to me the next day. Amazing mailboxes, as usual, Dave!