Other Services
NAME OF SERVICE | TELEPHONE | ADDRESS |
|---|---|---|
| Weirs Beach Post Office 03246 & 03247 Monday - Friday Postage Counter: 9:00am-12 noon Lobby: 7:30am-4:00pm Last mail pickup: 4:00pm Saturday Postage Counter: closed Lobby: 7:30am-2:00pm Last mail pickup: 2:00pm | 603-366-4424 | Alpenrose Plaza 36 Endicot St E |
ATM Machines | As of the summer of 2023, there are 4 ATMs in Weirs Beach: #1 is located at the Half Moon Penny Arcade. #2 is located at the Winnipesaukee Pier arcade. #3 is an outside ATM at Tower Hill Tavern. #4 is a Citizens Bank ATM located at Cumberland Farms. (Previously, there were two other ATMs. One was located at the train station on the boardwalk. Another was a year-round, 24 hour ATM kiosk, operated by the Bank of New Hampshire. It opened in early 2009, opposite the Weirs Beach arrow sign, but has been removed.) | |
| Public Rest Rooms | Located at the train station on the boardwalk, and in the bathhouse at the beach | |
| Garden Island Laundromat | 603-524-9067 | 589 Union Avenue, Laconia |
| House of Tattoos | 603-366-9900 | 347 Lakeside Ave |
The Weirs Beach Post Office
HISTORY OF THE WEIRS BEACH POST OFFICE
First post office in Weirs Beach:
“Weirs Bridge”- opened August 1, 1849
Official name change to“Weirs” (dropping the word “Bridge”) – October 10, 1884
Official name change to”Weirs Beach” – Probably 1956
Zip Code 03246 for all of Weirs Beach began July 1, 1963
Zip Code 03247 for PO Boxes only began March 18, 1983
The Weirs Station. From around 1945-1990, the Weirs Beach Post Office was located in this very small building, which still stands at 350 Lakeside Avenue, on the SW corner of the intersection with Foster Avenue. Prior to that it was located on the Winnipesaukee Pier, and before that, further down Lakeside Avenue. Click on the Weirs Station link above for a photo gallery with extensive Weirs Beach Post Office history.
Laconia Post Office History
Official postal name change to “Laconia” (from “Belknap County”) – July 26, 1855
The Laconia Post Office was built between 1917-1919.
Added to the National Register of Historical Places in 1986.
