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Mississippi Gas Stations (page 3)

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former Pan-Am station
Marks, MS
This former Pan-Am station appears to be from the 1940s. These over-sized Pan-Am stations frequently contained cafes and functioned as truck stops. The building housed Barringer Chevrolet in the 1950s and 1960s. The building is now owned by Quitman County. School buses are maintained and stored behind the building. For more, see this website. [map]

former Pan-Am station [gone]
Prentiss, MS
The canopy attached to this former Pan-Am station must have been a later addition. By 2022, this building was gone.

former Pan-Am station [gone]
Durant, MS		 former Pan-Am station
Philadelphia, MS
This former Pan-Am station was destroyed by fire around 2019. The building was gone by 2021.

This former Pan-Am station in Philadelphia housed Money Now Check Cashing since at least 2009. The building now houses a floral decorations store. [map]

former Pan-Am station
Columbus, MS
This former Pan-Am station has housed Wheeler Roofing since at least 2008. [map]

More Mississippi Pan-Am:
Ocean Springs: 1, 2 [gone]

former station
Lexington, MS
This former station was built around 1935. It was either built as a Standard Oil Red Crown station or housed one at some point. The building had been vacant since at least 2014. This photo is from 2019. Around 2022, the building was restored for Holmes County and a reproduction Red Crown pump was installed in front. [map]

former station
Jackson, MS

2010:
2019:
This former station was home to Butterfly Yoga from 2004 until 2017. It was probably a Texaco station originally. Just after this photo was taken, this station was temporarily painted white and red and decorated as a Shell station for the making of the movie The Help. After the filming, the building was repainted white and purple. The building now houses The Station. [map]

former Sinclair station
Amory, MS
This former Sinclair station housed a Direct Auto & Life Insurance office in 2019. It housed a laundry and the Oak Tree Veterans Museum before that. The building has been painted blue and black. It now houses Beth & Belle Nail & Co. [map]

former Sinclair station [gone]
Booneville, MS
This former Sinclair station appeared to be vacant. The canopy had been walled up for many years. By 2024, the building had been demolished.

former Humble station
Greenville, MS
This former Humble station was built in 1965. The "flipped roof" building style was developed by Esso and used by Humble stations in Mississippi. The stations sold Esso branded gas. The building now houses an Exxon station. [map]

former Phillips 66 station
Durant, MS
This former Phillips 66 station has been vacant for many years. [map]

former Phillips 66 station
Durant, MS
This former Phillips 66 station was built around 1965. It is still operating as the North 51 gas station. [map]

former Gulf station
Tupelo, MS
This Gulf station was built in 1965. The building renovated in 2015 for the Strange Brew Coffeehouse. [map]

More Mississippi:
former Gulf station (Drew)

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