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WHi 36083
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Deep Rock Service Station
1967
Deep Rock gasoline service station located at the intersection of Scott Street and Oxford Street (STH 21&73) in Wautoma, Wisconsin.
Mobile Station
1967
Mobil Oil service station on the corner of STH 22 and STH 21&73.
Wautoma Intersection
1967
Storefronts at the intersection of St. Marie Street and Oxford Street (STH 21&73) in Wautoma, Wisconsin.
Sinclair Station
1967
Sinclair station located on STH 21, 22 & 73 in Wautoma, Wisconsin.
Standard Station
1967
A Standard Oil service station located on Oxford Street (State Highway 21&73) in Wautoma, Wisconsin. This photograph relates to the neighborhood view in 36075.
Oxford Street
1967
Traffic on Oxford Street (State Highway 21&73), with a parking meter in the foreground and old storefronts in the distance.
