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Oklahoma Icebox & Modern Gas Stations (page 2)

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former Texaco station
Hobart, OK
This former Texaco station appeared to be vacant when this photo was taken in 2006. It remains vacant. [map]

former Texaco station
Tulsa, OK
This former Texaco station was built in 1960. Since 2023, it has housed the Alley Cat Ranch restaurant. [map]

former Texaco station
Miami, OK
By 2018, this former Texaco station property has been used by MOSA Hibachi & Sushi Japanese Express. [map]

former Texaco station
Oklahoma City, OK

2011:
2020:
This former Texaco station was built in 1929 in a Spanish Mission style building with vigas projecting from below the roofline. In the mid-1950s, porcelain panels were installed on the building during conversion to Texaco's Teague design. The station was known as Elmer's Texaco from 1953 until it closed in 1978. The building was vacant from at least 2007 until 2014 when it was restored for The Pump Bar. The owner bought a Texaco sign from Memphis. The vintage pole is used to support a modern sign for The Pump. The Texaco sign is displayed inside the bar. [map]

former Texaco station
Bristow, OK
This former Texaco station was housing the Bristow Garden Shoppe when these photos were taken in 2011 and 2012. I believe it is vacant now. [map]

former station
Canute, OK
This former station may have been a Texaco. The green bands were painted white sometime after 2006. The building was used as a residence for many years. It appears to be vacant now. For more, see this website. [map]

former station
Erick, OK		 former station [gone]
Erick, OK
The former station on the left appears to have been a Texaco. [map]

The former station on the right was also most likely built as a Texaco. It had a painted over Texaco sign. This photo is from 2006. By 2014, the building and sign were gone.

former Cities Service station
Tulsa, OK
This former Cities Service station was built around 1940 and remodeled around 1950. The building was restored in 2010 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When these photos were taken in 2011, the former station was vacant. It was still vacant in 2018. In 2019, the building was housing Studio 45 Architects. The letters on the building are now lit with LED tubing. For more, see this website. [map]

former Cities Service station
Tulsa, OK

2011:
2019:
This former Cities Service station housed the Speedometer Service Co. for many years. By 2015, the building had been painted blue and was housing the Henbit Market. One source says that this station was built around 1933 while another says 1939. However, it appears to be from the 1950s or 1960s. In 2016, the building was housing the Henbit Market. Since 2018, the building has housed Bobby O's pizza shop. [map]

former Claiborne's Sinclair station [gone]
Tulsa, OK		 former station
Clinton, OK
This former Sinclair station in Tulsa was vacant when this photo was taken in 2006. By 2010, the building was gone.

This building in Clinton appears to be a former station. The building is vacant now. It has the same type of raised diamond panels along the roofline that the Tulsa station had. [map]

Sinclair station
Weatherford, OK
This Sinclair station has been updated with a modern canopy and pumps. This photo is from 2011. By 2016, the Sinclair name was gone and the building was housing a U-Haul rental office. By 2021, the building was vacant and the pumps were gone. [map]

former Sinclair station
Kingfisher, OK
This former Sinclair station was vacant when these photos were taken in 2011. It was still vacant in 2019. [map]

former Texaco station [gone]
Alva, OK
This former Texaco station was vacant when this photo was taken in 2011. By 2014, the building had been demolished. This station was an example of the company's Matawan design produced by Peter Muller-Munk Associates and introduced in 1965. The prototype was built in Matawan, NJ. The stations were originally built in New Jersey, New York, and Oklahoma. The fieldstone masonry and porcelain enamel panels on this building are original. Most of these buildings have been remodeled beyond recognition. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.

former Conoco station
Edmond, OK
This former Conoco station was built in the 1950s. It has housed the Sunnyside Diner since 2019. [map]

former Skelly station
Tulsa, OK
This former Skelly station was probably built in the 1950s. The building now houses Reyes Motors. [map]

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