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Texas Greyhound Bus Stations (page 1)

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Greyhound Station
Dallas, TX

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The Dallas Greyhound station was designed by a local Dallas architect and built around 1946. At one time, the upstairs had a barber shop, restrooms, and some offices, overlooking the large lobby. The terminal was updated in the early 1970s with a mansard roof. Around 1993, this mansard roof was removed and the original blade sign was recreated and installed. The building was remodeled again in 2005, exposing the original terrazzo floor with the Greyhound logo. In 2017, the building was repainted. The station will be closing in 2024 and the signs will be removed. I don't know if there are plans to remodel the building or what the next tenant(s) will be. For more, see this website. [map]

former Greyhound Station
Amarillo, TX

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This Amarillo station was built in 1949. There was originally a cafeteria inside. The station closed in 1987 and Greyhound began operating out of the Trailways building described below. This building was being used for office space in 2006. From around 2007-2010, the building housed Slicks Sports Bar. In 2010, Pink Sports Bar & Lounge moved in. In 2016, the building was renamed the Canyon Exploration Building. In 2017, the Cerulean Gallery moved into the space and the building was renamed the Derrick Event Center. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

Greyhound Station
Amarillo, TX

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2017:
This Amarillo station was built as a Trailways station in 1949. The building is faced with Texas shell stone. Greyhound and Panhandle Trailways now operate out of this station. By 2017, the sign frame on top of the pylon was gone and the "BUS" neon looked like it had been replaced with LED tubing. The "Restaurant" neon tubing had been removed. For more, see this website. [map]

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