Post Aruba
Post Aruba was privatised on 1 September 2005, having previously been in public ownership.[1] The first mail delivered to Aruba came on boats originating from Venezuela or Curaçao.Mail arrived at the island's main port in Oranjestad from where it was collected by the inhabitants.[1] In 1892 the Governor of Aruba was given the title of Director of Post and tasked with the responsibility of delivering the mail.The building was designed by the Manager of the Department of Public Services, A.A. van Ammers.
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