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| INDIANA: MISC. |
| Trump's Texaco Museum Knightstown, IN |
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| Trump's Texaco Museum was originally a Tydol gas station from the 1930s. It opened as a museum with Texaco memorabilia in 1996. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. |
former station Logansport, IN |
former station Terre Haute, IN |
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This former Logansport station was originally a Texaco. It was later a Sinclair. It is now known as Mike's Auto Service and sells Marathon gas. The tile roof was replaced with a metal one in 2009 before these photos were taken. Disney World took measurements of this station in order to build a replica but I have not come across any photos of it. For more, see this website.
This former Terre Haute station was built in 1931. It was originally downtown and was saved by a preservation-minded professor at Rose-Hulman University. It was moved, restored, and is now used at the university's athletic fields as a concession stand and bathrooms. |
| former station Evansville, IN |
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| This former Evansville station is in pretty poor shape. |
| former gas station Auburn, IN |
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| This former station was built around 1922. It served as a combination dealership and gas station. The owner believes it was originally a Sinclair and that they sold Oakland automobiles. Fords were sold here until around 1986. The building is now occupied by Classic City Body & Paint. |
| former gas station Vincennes, IN |
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| This former station is classy and unusual looking with its round tower structure and fancy tilework. The building is now vacant. |
| former Phillips 66 Station Richmond, IN |
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| In 2005, this former Richmond Phillips 66 Station went from Richmond Battery to Hoosier Battery. It looks like the garage door below the sign was replaced also. [top left photo thanks George Feinthel] |
| former station? Indianapolis, IN |
former station South Bend, IN |
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This Indianapolis building looks like it might be a former station to me. Does anyone know the history of this place?
This former station in South Bend is now a vacant auto repair business. |
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