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Texaco Service Station
August 3, 1929
Texaco service station, located at 448 South Park Street at the corner of Drake Street. Text on back of print reads: "Capitol Oil Co. - 448 S. Park St.? Baratz Groc on right? 434 Park Street."
Texaco Service Station
August 6, 1929
View of Texaco service station, 1337 Regent Street at Randall Avenue, with the towers of St. James Catholic Church in the background behind buildings.
Texaco Racing Boat
September 28, 1929
Texaco racing boats on display at a service station, at 632 University Avenue. Next door on the right is the Wheeler Conservatory of Music at 626 University Avenue.
Texaco Bulk Station
July 11, 1930
View of a Texaco bulk station and storage tanks from across the railroad tracks at 919 E. Main Street.
K-D Texaco Service Station
August 1, 1929
K-D Texaco Super Service Station, 521 E. Washington Avenue at S. Blair Street. The business was owned by Carl A. Kessenich and Ernest J. Dupuis.
Texaco Service Station
June 17, 1930
New Texaco Service Station at 2846 Atwood Avenue, owner Joseph M. Setzer. Railroad tracks are running down the center of the street.
