Join Us in France · Sunday, July 5, 2026
Larry Rosenblum, a lifelong stamp collector and writer for a national publication, discusses his visit to the revamped Paris Postal Museum. He highlights the museum's exhibits on postally related art and the historical significance of mail transmission, noting its value for both collectors and non-collectors.
“So I've been a stamp collector philatelist for all my life. And for me that's more than just putting stamps in an album, it's using stamps as really a gateway to study history and culture and geography and so on and so forth.”
“So the Paris Postal Museum was founded in the middle of the 20th century, and it's located in downtown Paris. But it was totally revamped and remodeled in the 2010. So, it's pretty new.”
“So there's a lot there for non collectors. I think it's worth, you know, a few hours of visit.”