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Standard Oil Station
Standard Oil Station, Red Crown Gasoline, 1920s, located at Villard and Second Avenue West. The building is made of brick. A man is standing in between two pumps. He is wearing a shirt, tie, coveralls and a hat. The words Standard Oil Co., are…
Standard Oil Station
Standard Oil Station, Red Crown Gasoline, 1920s, located at Villard and Second Avenue West. The building is made of brick. A man is standing in between two pumps. He is wearing a shirt, tie, coveralls and a hat. The words Standard Oil Co., are…
Standard Oil Station
Standard Oil Station, Red Crown Gasoline, 1920s, located at Villard and Second Avenue West. The building is made of brick. A man is standing in between two pumps. He is wearing a shirt, tie, coveralls and a hat. The words Standard Oil Co., are…
Tourist Court
Tourist court built by Alex Beaudoin at the corner of Villard Street and 11th Ave. West. Written on the back on the right side is, "NEG #76 B."
Texaco Station
Texaco Station, location unknown. Two vehicles are at the pumps refueling, while another is parked along side the station with a passenger door opened. On the left side of the station are metal barrels, lying on their side, with a star on the bottom…
Texaco Station
Texaco Station, location unknown. Two vehicles are at the pumps refueling, while another is parked along side the station with a passenger door opened. On the left side of the station are metal barrels, lying on their side, with a star on the bottom…
Tourist Court
Tourist court built by Alex Beaudoin at the corner of Villard Street and 11th Ave. West. Written in the lower right corner is, "395." Written on the back in the upper left is, "ALBUM #395 / SCRIPT 123." Written on the back on the right is, "160 /…
Fire Department at Texaco Station
Texaco Station built by Lawton E. Osborn, released to Exxon in 1956. There is a LaFrance fire truck sitting in front of the building with 4 men on it and 2 men standing beside the truck. There is a banner on the side of the truck advertising 'NEW!…
Texaco Station
Texaco Station built by Lawton E. Osborn, sold to John Dinsdale in 1935. There are 5 cars sitting in front and beside the building. Written on the front in the lower right corner is, "466." Written on the back is, "466" and "19 / #79." Stamped on the…
Kramer Service Station
An advertisement for Kramer's Service Station in Mott featuring a toddler dressed in a uniform filling a car's gas tank.
Kramer Service Station
A toddler dressed in a uniform filling a car's gas tank as part of an advertisement for Kramer's Service Station in Mott.
Roy Harding Garage and Station
The exterior of the White Eagle Service Station. There are 3 gas pumps in front of the building.
Oval "E" Station
The interior of an automotive garage at the Oval "E" Station. There is a car on the left side and a lift in the middle.
Oval "E" Station
The interior of an automotive garage at the Oval "E" Station. There is a car on the left side and a lift in the middle.
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Guy Connell, St. John's Directory
Guy Connell family portrait for the St. John's Directory. Guy is the father, Caroline is the mother, and Cathy, Lori, and LuAnn are the daughters.