Friday, December 18, 2009
Art Deco Conoco Station
Another great find during my most recent oil and gas photography road trip was a restored Art Deco gas station in the Texas panhandle town of Shamrock. Located along historic Route 66, the station was known locally as the Tower Building. This combination gas station, lubrication, auto laundry and diner was designed by Pampa Architect J. C. Berry and built by J. M. Tindall in 1936. And the price on the pump was 34.9 cents per gallon. Not the lowest price I have ever seen, but darn close!
Labels:
art deco architecture,
gas station,
Route 66,
vintage gasoline dispenser
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Jim Blecha
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12:48 PM
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