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FIRESTONE BUILDINGS (page 3) |
Firestone
Cleveland, OH |
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This Cleveland Firestone looks quite similar to the Trenton building shown above. It was probably built in the 1930s as wel.
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This well-preserved New Albany Firestone is an extremely rare and unusual example of their streamline moderne style. I have never seen one in these colors before. It somewhat resembles the Firestone Building in Mount Clemens, MI.
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Firestone Building
Mount Clemens, MI |
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This Firestone Building was built in 1939. It was used as a Firestone Tire store, aka Ned's Firestone, until 1982. It was then used as an auto repair/transmission shop until 1992. The building remained vacant until 1995 when it was restored as a Community Central Bank branch. The interior was split into two floors at this time. For more, see this website.
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Firestone
Crown Point, IN |
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This Crown Point Firestone is another rare Firestone streamline moderne design.
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This Denver Firestone appears to be from the 1960s or 1970s. I have never seen a red and while tiled façade on their buildings before.
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Bellevue Tire
Hammonton, NJ |
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The Bellevue Tire Firestone dealer features an unusual roof design which looks to be from the 1950s or 1960s. The canopy might have been a later addition. The bow tie sign might be older. I don't believe the neon is lit anymore.
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Firestone
Red Bank, NJ |
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This Red Bank Firestone building is supposedly from the 1940s. It looks more 1950s or 1960s to me. There was once a giant bow tie sign but it is now gone.
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Firestone
Springfield, NJ |
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This Springfield Firestone building appears to be 1960s.
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Firestone
Spokane Valley, WA |
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This Spokane Valley Firestone has nice mid-century details and signs.
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This Albany Firestone building is from around 1940.
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