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former Gulf station
Cartersville, GA2005: |
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This former Gulf station was built in 1945. The previous tenant was Summey's Service Station. The building was vacant and the pumps had been removed in 2005. Pure Oil was apparently the last brand of gas that was sold here. In 2008, the building was housing Trellis Garden & Gifts. By 2012, the building was housing the Olson Law office. By 2016, it was housing the Spool of Dreams Boutique. Since 2017, it has housed the Noble & Main Coffee Co. [map]
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former Amoco station
Statesboro, GA |
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This former Amoco station was vacant in 2009 when this photo was taken. By 2014, the rooftop Amoco sign was gone and the building was housing Automation Tire. The building now houses World's Best Auto. [map]
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former Sinclair station [gone]
Mountain City, GA |
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This former Sinclair station appeared vacant when these photos were taken in 2009. I'm told that the station has been demolished.
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Phillips 66 station
Eatonton, GA |
Phillips 66 station
Ashburn, GA |
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This Phillips 66 station in Eatonton was built in 1963. It has housed the Schremmer Service Center since at least 2008. [map]
This Phillips 66 station in Ashburn was built in 1958 and is still operating. It also serves as a U-Haul rental office and offers car repairs. [map]
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Phillips 66 station
Dalton, GA |
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This Phillips 66 station was built in 1961. The building has housed Tate's Automotive since at least 2007. [map]
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former Texaco station
Tifton, GA |
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This former Texaco station has housed Espresso 41 since 2016. It was Rockin' Joe Expresso before that. [map]
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former Texaco station
Columbus, GA |
former Texaco station
Statesboro, GA |
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This former Texaco station in Columbus housed Doug's Automotive when this photo was taken in 2010. Since then, the building has housed some tire shops. [map]
This former Texaco station in Statesboro now houses Butts-N-Brews Barbecue. [map]
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former Texaco station
College Park, GA |
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This former Texaco station has housed the Brake Pad restaurant and bar since 2002. In 2014, the space under the canopy was walled-up. These photos are from 2021. For more, see this website. [map]
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former Texaco station
Gainesville, GA |
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This former Texaco station was housing a law office until around 2017. The building had been remodeled, bricked up, and a mansard roof added. In 2018, restoration work began to return the building to its original look. A canopy was added and the remaining porcelain panels underneath were uncovered. Work was still going on when these photos were taken in 2021. In 2022, it began housing the Standard Service restaurant and taproom. [map]
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former Gulf station
Gainesville, GA |
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This former Gulf station was built in 1950. The building was remodeled in 2020 to house the Peach State Bank & Trust's mortgage office. By 2023, the building was vacant. [map]
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former Gulf station
Atlanta, GA |
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This former Gulf station was built in 1940. The building began housing the Rolling Bones Barbecue restaurant in 2003. The restaurant closed in 2011 after a fire. In 2021, there were plans to renovate the building for two restaurants. However, the building remains vacant and surrounded by chain link fencing. For more, see this website. [map]
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former station
Brunswick, GA |
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This former station was built in 1958. It was probably built as an Amoco station. Its design is quite similar to these former stations in Virginia. This building has been vacant since at least 2009. Since around 2019, the lot has been surrounded by chain link fencing. [map]
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former Esso station
Columbus, GA |
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This former Esso station housed a U-Haul truck rental office for many years. It is currently vacant. [map]
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former station
Decatur, GA |
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This former station has housed Your Cleaners since at least 2007. The Chai Pani restaurant next door is probably a remodeled service bay building. [map]
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