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| Missouri Canopy Gas Stations (page 2) |
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| former station Independence, MO |
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| This former station housed the Truman Heritage Habitat for Humanity when these photos were taken in 2010. The long-vacant building was nearly demolished in 1993. However, it was spared due its connection with Harry Truman who used to gas up his car here. In 1996, this station was used during the filming of Robert Altman's movie "Kansas City." By 2018, the building was housing a Farmers Insurance office. [map] |
| former station Kansas City, MO |
former station Unionville, MO |
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This former station in Kansas City was built in 1920. It has housed Pride Cleaners since around 2020. [map]
This former station in Unionville has been vacant for decades. [map] |
former station Princeton, MO |
former station Princeton, MO |
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| These two former stations stand side-by-side on the same lot. The building on the right is probably from the 1920s or 1930s. The one on the left might be from the 1910s. [map] |
former station Salisbury, MO |
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| This former station was built by the late 1920s and known as the E.M. Filder Service Station. From the 1950s-1980s, it operated as Gabbert's Service Station. The building now houses the Keeting Garage. The Sinclair pumps were installed sometime after 2008. [map] |
| former station Billings, MO |
former station Billings, MO |
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This former station on the left was restored sometime between 2012 and 2023. The pumps were added then. [map]
This former station on the right has been vacant for many years. The faded ghost sign on top of the canopy reads "Diamond" which might have been the oil company that operated out of this building. This metal station appears to be a prefabricated design which could be ordered and assembled on site. [map] |
| former station Leslie, MO |
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| This former station was built from a metal, prefabricated kit. It has been vacant for decades. [map] |
| former Skelly station Macon, MO 2010: |
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| This former Skelly station has been closed since around the 1990s. It features many original details including the glass logo window at the front of the canopy. In 2023, restoration of the building began. [map] |
| former Skelly station Stover, MO |
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| This former Skelly station was built in 1928. Around 2011, it was restored with Skelly signs and pumps. In 2021, the building began housing the Skelly's Ice Cream Shoppe. For more, see this website. [map] |
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