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| Michigan Gas Stations (page 1) |
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| former Conoco station Dearborn, MI |
former station Detroit, MI |
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This former Conoco station is now installed at the Henry Ford Museum. It was built in 1915 and was originally located in Adrian, MI. The building was nothing more than an enclosed gas pump.
This former station in Detroit did not appear to be in use when these photos were taken in 2011. |
| former station Detroit, MI |
former station Detroit, MI |
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The first former Detroit station shown above is now functioning as a cleaners. Does anyone know more about this building?
The other former Detroit station above houses Stancill Tax Service. |
| former station Detroit, MI |
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| This Detroit station is pretty much hidden. It may have been a Sinclair station originally. |
| former Cities Service station Traverse City, MI |
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| This former Cities Service station has housed the Flower Station since 1979. |
| former station Republic, MI |
former station Negaunee, MI |
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This former station in Republic was vacant when these photos were taken in 2011.
This former station in Negaunee houses the Sub Station. |
| former station Marquette, MI |
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| This former station was probably built as a Phillips 66 station. It last operated as a Mobil station known as Cully's Service Station. |
| former station Flint, MI |
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| This former station looks like a heavily altered Conoco station. The building now houses Stamps N More. |
| former station Brethren, MI |
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| This former station was vacant when these photos were taken in 2011. |
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