The B. Free Franklin Post Office in Farmington, PA, is a unique partner site managed by the United States Postal Service, known for its historical significance as the only location authorized to apply the official B. Free Franklin cancellation. Although not a site operational during Benjamin Franklin's tenure as postmaster, it showcases the legacy of postal service improvements he implemented and features small exhibits related to its history.

This limited service branch offers visitors the opportunity to have their stamps hand-cancelled using the iconic B. Free Franklin mark, reflecting Franklin's contributions to postal services during his lifetime, including his role as co-Postmaster General of the North American colonies. The facility also includes display cases with interpretive information about the history of postal service, enhancing the experience for those interested in American history.

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