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Mason's Texaco station
Weir, KS
Although Mason's Texaco station is decorated with Texaco signs, I don't know if it was built originally as such. It may have been built as a White Eagle station. Does anyone know when this station was restored or more about it? [map]

former station
Salina, KS
This former station is described in a local visitors' guide as a 1935 Shell station. It stopped selling gas in 1982. It appears to have been a White Eagle station originally. These photos are from 2010. In 2024, the building was restored by the Garage Automotive Museum. [map]

former station
McPherson, KS

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2023:
This former station appears to have been built as a White Eagle station. The building now houses the Courtyard on Main restaurant. The building was repainted around 2023. For more, see this website. [map]

former station
Jetmore, KS
This former station was probably built as a White Eagle station. [map]

former station
Sylvia, KS
This former station was also probably built as a White Eagle station. [map]


former station
Wilson, KS
This former station is now used as Wilson's Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center. For more, see this website. [map]


former station
Strong City, KS
This former station houses Seth Schroer's hot rod racing shop. He bought the building around 2013 and installed the Standard Oil sign around 2015. The building is believed to have been a Standard originally. [map]

former Kanotex station
Galena, KS

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2023:
This former Kanotex station was built in the 1920s. It had been abandoned for many years. In 2007, the station was restored to its 1940s appearance by four women from Galena. They named their business "Four Women on the Route" and used the gas station as a restaurant and Route 66 gift shop. In 2013, the business was renamed "Cars on the Route" and the sign on the building was repainted. I don't know if the pumps are replicas but I'm sure that the globes are. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

former Texaco station
Galena, KS
This former Texaco station was built in 1939 from native stone. The bay to the left was added later. This sign was installed around 2013. In 2019, renovation of the building began for the Gearhead Curios gift shop. The neon sign and reproduction Big Boy statue and pumps were added. [map]

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