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| Texas Gas Stations (page 1) |
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| former Conoco station El Paso, TX |
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| This former Conoco station appeared to be vacant when these photos were taken in 2012. It now houses a tire shop. The building would have originally looked like this station in Wichita, KS. [map] |
| former Conoco station Breckenridge, TX |
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| This former Conoco station is still an operating gas station. The canopy and Mobilgas pegasus sign are obviously more recent additions. This photo is from 2011. The pegasus sign was gone by 2019. [map] |
| former Conoco station Dalhart, TX |
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| This former Conoco station housed the Fringe Salon when this photo was taken in 2012. The station looked like this originally. [map] |
| former Conoco station McCamey, TX |
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| This former Conoco station might still house the McCamey Garden Club. [map] |
| former Conoco station Abilene, TX |
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| This former Conoco station housed Gunslinger Firearms when these photos were taken in 2017. The building is vacant now. This station, like the one above in McCamey, are examples of the Conocos with the rocks around the door. These surviving buildings are very rare now. [map] |
| former Conoco station Chillicothe, TX |
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| This former Conoco station is now used as a residence. [map] |
| former Conoco station Corsicana, TX |
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| This former Conoco station housed a Keller Williams Realty office when these photos were taken in 2017. By 2022, the building had been painted white and it was housing a different real estate office. [map] |
| former Conoco station Dallas, TX 2011: |
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| This former Conoco station now houses It's Your Florist. The canopies were later additions. In the mid-1980s, the building housed the Texaco Lunch Box which was a combination deli and gas station. For more, see this website. [map] |
| former Conoco station Dallas, TX 2017: |
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| Since 2008, this former Conoco station housed an antiques shop and a garden shop in recent years. The building was vacant in 2016. It was housing the Better Block Foundation in 2020. The building appeared to be vacant by 2022. The station was built in 1930. [map] |
| former Conoco station Corpus Christi, TX |
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| This former Conoco station now houses Rod's Auto Sales. It was built around 1937 as the A.K. Burba Service Station. The canopy is original. I don't know of any other surviving Conoco stations with this feature. [map] |
| former station Van Alstyne, TX |
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| This former station in Van Alstyne housed Auto Vision when this photo was taken in 2011. The building was vacant and the signs were gone in 2018. This canopy appears to be a later addition. I don't know if this was ever a Texaco station or just dressed up to look like one. [map] |
| former Conoco station Denison, TX |
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| This former Conoco station in Denison housed a Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy in 2011. It later housed Chateau Ranch, a women's clothing store. Two additions were made to the front of the building and the chimney was missing. The building now houses a real estate office. [map] |
| former station Jefferson, TX |
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| Although this former station has Texaco stars affixed to the building and is accompanied by a Texaco sign and pumps, I don't know if this was originally or ever a Texaco station. The building appears to be vacant now. For more, see this website. [map] |
| former station Argyle, TX |
former Shamrock station Pampa, TX |
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This former station in Argyle was originally a simple box-like building. It may have had a canopy. In 2013, it was given this giraffe stone exterior treatment with roofline bulges and a replica pump placed in front. An addition was made for the entrance on the right. It opened that same year as The Argyle Station, a frozen yogurt business. [map]
This former Shamrock station in Pampa was built in the early 1940s. It was originally painted white with green trim. The building appears to be vacant. [map] |
| former Phillips 66 station Weatherford, TX |
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| This former Phillips 66 station was built around 1940. Around 2015, the building was renovated and began housing the Vintage Grill and Car Museum. Around 2016, the museum moved to larger quarters across the street in a former showroom. In 2019, this building, which had been white, was repainted grey and blue and began housing Shep's Scoreboard restaurant. [map] |
| former station? [gone] Schulenburg, TX |
former station Darrouzett, TX |
former station Spur, TX |
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This building in Schulenburg may have been a former station. It had been demolished by 2021.
This former station in Darrouzett has been vacant for many years. [map] This former station in Spur has also been vacant for many years. [map] |
| former Texas Company station El Paso, TX |
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| This former Texas Company station was built in 1919. It was restored in 2008 by Rod Davenport. These photos are from 2017. By 2018, the gas pumps had been removed. For more, see this website. [map] |
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Texas Misc. (page 2) |
Texas Art Deco |
Texas Canopies |
Texas Iceboxes |
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Texas Conoco |
Texas Humble Oil |
Texas Magnolia |
Texas Phillips 66 |
Texas Sinclair |
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