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Indiana Icebox & Modern Gas Stations (page 2)

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former Marathon station
Anderson, IN
This former Marathon station was a service garage for many years. In 2018, it was housing a used car lot office. [map]

Jack's Uptown Service [gone]
Rensselaer, IN
Jack's Uptown Service is either a former Mobil station or just dressed up like one. I don't know if this Pegasus sign was always located here or acquired later. The building might have been faced with porcelain enamel panels originally. The gas pumps have been removed. By 2019, the Pegasus sign had been removed and the station was remodeled for the eMbers Station restaurant and craft bar. [map]

former station
Auburn, IN
This former station was restored by 2023 as a Standard Oil station. I don't know if that was the original brand or if it was ever a Standard Oil. [map]

former station
Columbus, IN
This former station's limestone facade seems to be original. There is an inscription on the side of the building that reads "Zaharako 1958." That's most likely when this station was built. It was probably owned by the family that owned Zaharako's Confectionery. The building is now used for a used car lot. [map]

former Enco station
Logansport, IN
This former Enco station has housed used car dealerships since at least 2008. This design was used in the early 1960s for Esso, Enco, and Humble depending on what states they were built in. For some other examples of surviving stations, see these in Florida and Texas. [map]

former Pure Oil station
Dunkirk, IN
This Pure Oil station was built in 1961. It operated as a Union 76 station in the 1970s. In 2014, the building was restored as a Union 76. [map]

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