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Texas Greyhound Bus Stations

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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]

Greyhound Station
El Paso, TX
This Greyhound station was built in the 1940s as a Continental Trailways bus depot. I'd love to see a vintage photo to see how much the building has been remodeled. [map]

Houston:
Greyhound [gone]

former TNM&O bus station
Lubbock, TX
This former TNM&O bus station was built in 1955. TNM&O stood for Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. The building was later used as a Greyhound station until it closed in 2008. In 2011, the building began housing the Experience Life Church. In 2024, it was housing the City Church and the neon BUS sign was removed. For more, see this website. [map]

former bus station [gone]
Mission, TX
This bus station sign had apparently been abandoned for many years. There was no sign of a bus station nearby. It may have been built for or associated with the Valley Transit Company. This photo is from 2011. By 2016, the sign was gone. There was another sign just like this one in Weslaco, TX which is gone now.

Greyhound Station [gone]
Odessa, TX
This Greyhound Station sign might have been from the 1960s. It originally revolved. This station closed around 2018. The Greyhound neon was removed from the sign and that side was painted over. In 2019, a Domino's moved into the building and the signs were removed and replaced.

former Greyhound Station
Plainview, TX
This former Greyhound Station in Plainview was built in 1965. It has been vacant since at least 2007. This photo is from 2017. [map]

Greyhound Station [gone]
Port Arthur, TX
This Port Arthur Station had been vacant for many years. It appeared to be from the 1930s or 1940s. These photos are from 2011. By 2013, the building was gone.

Greyhound Station
San Antonio, TX

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2018 and 2019:
2021:
This Greyhound Station was built in 1945. There were different neon signs there originally and the building has been remodeled somewhat. This sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. Its neon was removed in either 2017 or 2018. By 2021, the sign's dog and letters have LED rope lighting. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map]

Greyhound Station
San Marcos, TX

This Greyhound Station was built in 2001 as the San Marcos Station. It is used for Amtrak, the Capital Area Rural Transportation System, and Greyhound. The former station was built in 1940. This sign might have come from there. [map]

Tyler:
Tyler [map]

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