How the Postal Service Helped America Conquer Its Western Frontier
This week on Mailin’ It, we’re joined by special guest Cameron Blevins, Associate Professor of U.S. History and Digital Humanities at the University of Colorado Denver. Join us as we unpack the 1800s and the Postal Services' role in westward expansion. We’ll also talk about the impact of this growth on Indigenous populations and more!
Mailin’ It! - The Official USPS Podcast
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Show Notes
In this episode, we discuss the U.S. westward expansion with Cameron Blevins, Associate Professor of U.S. History and Digital Humanities at the University of Colorado Denver. We’ll talk about the Postal Service's role, different ways Americans stayed connected, and the impact this growth had on Indigenous populations. Join us as we’ll learn more about how the Postal Service helped the United States grow into the country it is today!
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