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| New York Gas Stations (page 2) |
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| former Esso station Athens, NY |
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| This former Esso station is now a Sunoco. The locals say it was built around the 1950s but the tile roof and design lead me to believe it is from before that. It is directly across the street from the Schmidt Bros. station shown below. |
| Schmidt Bros. Athens, NY |
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| The Schmidt Bros. was built around 1939-1940. The owner/builder was from Stuttgart, Germany and the stone design of this building was unique. It was originally a Tydol Flying A station and later a Texaco and a Getty (not sure which first). In 1949, the owner added the flat-roofed stone-faced garage to the right. Today, Schmidt Bros. is just a garage and tire dealer. It no longer sells gas. |
| Frosty's former Liebler-Rohl gas station Lancaster, NY |
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| Frosty's ice cream stand has occupied the former Liebler-Rohl gas station since 2003. The building dates from around 1935 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It operated as a gas station until the 1960s. For more, see this website. |
| former Socony station Ithaca, NY |
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| This former Socony station was built in 1930. It later became a Sunoco station. The pumps were removed around 2009. The building houses Best Auto Repair now. |
| former Texaco station Middletown, NY |
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| This former Denver-style Texaco station now houses Pepe's Auto Repair. This station would originally have looked like this one in Wichita, KS. |
| former Texaco station Unionville, NY |
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| This former Denver-style Texaco station has been vacant since at least 2005. |
| former Tower Gas Eaton, NY |
former Tower Gas Binghamton, NY |
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| former Tower Gas Sherburne, NY |
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| former Tower Gas Endicott, NY |
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| gas station [gone] Kings Ferry, NY |
former Tower Gas Cooperstown, NY |
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These Tower Gas stations had lighthouses built into their stations. The one in Eaton is now a post office, while the one in Binghamton is a florist shop.
The one in Sherburne is now Lewis Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge. It has been the restaurant since 1942. This former Tower Gas in Endicott is now used as an engineering office. [first photo thanks Bob Schuerch] This gas station in Kings Ferry was destroyed when they widened the highway. A Colonial sign is visible in the photo as well as a Ford sign (this station doubled as a Ford dealership). [photo/info thanks Colleen Edwards] The Cooperstown building is the only one still selling gas. It is now known as both "Taylors Mini Mart" and the "Village Tower". It has a car wash now in what was probably the service bay building. The only other one of this type that I know of was in Roscoe, NY (burned down/demolished). For another lighthouse station (now gone), see this one in Miami, FL. I believe these Tower Gas stations were actually Colonial Beacon gas stations (which later became Esso). There was one in Saratoga, NY that looks identical to the ones shown above. See these photos: 1, 2, 3, and 4. |
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