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| Pennsylvania Car Showrooms & Dealerships |
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| Packard Motor Car Building Philadelphia, PA |
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| The Packard Motor Car Building was designed in 1910 by Albert Kahn. It remained in operation until 1956. The building was converted into luxury apartments in 1985. For more, see this website. |
| Roman Building Philadelphia, PA |
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| The Roman Building features a bas-relief winged wheel, indicating it was originally a showroom, and the build date of 1916. This building is just north of the Packard showroom described above. |
| former Stumbaugh showroom Spring Grove, PA |
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| The former Stumbaugh showroom was built in 1921. There was originally a canopy and pumps at the side of the building. It is now the Marley Gross Ford dealership. For more, see their website. |
| former D. E. Stetler Dodge York, PA |
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| This D. E. Stetler Dodge dealership was built in 1923. The building has housed the Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center since 1995. |
| former showroom York, PA |
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| This former showroom appears to be from the 1920s. It may have been a Hudson dealership originally. In the 1930s, it was a Nash dealership. The building now houses "Biz Town". |
| former Wissler showroom Lebanon, PA |
former Zeisloft Brothers Berwick, PA |
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The former Wissler showroom once sold Hudson and Essex automobiles.
The Zeisloft Brothers dealership was established in 1947 in Bloomsburg. They opened this location around 1995. The building previously housed Feissner Ford. |
| former showroom Pittsburgh, PA |
Day's Baum Boulevard Dodge Pittsburgh, PA |
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This Pittsburgh showroom is now home to Radio Shack and Papa John's Pizza. Remaining exterior details include winged wheels, nice upper level details, and a bricked-up "Service" entrance. The building is located on Baum Blvd. which was once Pittsburgh's automobile row.
Day's Baum Boulevard Dodge showroom was originally the Chrysler Sales and Service Building. It was designed by Albert Kahn and built in 1934. The corner cylindrical tower, originally floodlit at night, was a recurring element in Kahn's Chrysler designs. From 1957-1958, the building's occupant was Baum-Melwood Edsel. Baum Boulevard was once Pittsburgh's automobile row. |
| Jack Jones Buick Bethlehem, PA |
Matthews Ford Paoli, PA |
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Jack Jones Buick occupies the Miller Motor Company Building from 1921.
Matthews Ford opened in 1921, selling Fords and farm equipment. This showroom was built in 1923. They are the oldest Ford showroom in PA. |
| A.W. Golden Auto Reading, PA |
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| This A.W. Golden Auto dealership was founded in 1919. This building was constructed in 1955. The top two photos were taken in 2005. By 2010 (bottom photo), much of the signage had been removed. For more, see their website. |
| McGarrity and Moser Dodge Havertown, PA |
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| The McGarrity and Moser Dodge showroom was built in the early 1940s. The mint green interior is original streamline moderne as well with an oval-shaped auto parts window and terrazzo floors. For more, see their website. |
| former Buick showroom Lancaster, PA |
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| This former Buick showroom is now home to Horsepower Enterprises, a classic car restoration and sales business. The building appears to be from the 1940s. |
| Lancaster Lincoln-Mercury (LLM) Lancaster, PA |
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| Lancaster Lincoln-Mercury is just across the street from the Buick showroom above and has been here since 1948. I'm not sure if that is the age of this building. For more, see their website. |
| Hanover Chrysler Hanover, PA |
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| The Hanover Chrysler showroom was probably built in the 1950s. |
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