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former Pure Oil station
Hernando, MS2007: |
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This former Pure Oil station in Hernando housed Ashton's Interiors in 2007. By 2013, the building had been painted yellow. The building now houses the Four Seasons Garden Center. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Meridian, MS2003: |
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This former Pure Oil station was vacant in 2003. The most recent tenant appeared to have been auto-related. By 2007, it had been converted into office space for Steed's Tax Service. By 2013, the building was vacant again. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Jackson, MS2010: |
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This Pure Oil station was built in 1939. It later housed a Union 76 station. It most recently served as the Capital St. Diner & Coffee Shop. The building has been vacant for many years. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Oxford, MS |
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This former Pure Oil station is now used for office space. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Newton, MS |
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This former Pure Oil station has been vacant and/or used for storage for many years. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Columbia, MS |
former Pure Oil station
Water Valley, MS |
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This former Pure Oil station in Columbia last housed the Courthouse Cleaners. The building has been vacant since at least 2016. [map]
This building in Water Valley appears to be a heavily remodeled Pure Oil station. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Hattiesburg, MS |
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This former Pure Oil station housed CMB Financial Services and Check Mate for many years. The building appeared to be vacant in 2019. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Hollandale, MS |
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This former Pure Oil station appeared to be vacant when these photos were taken in 2019. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Tunica, MS2007 and 2010: |
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This Pure Oil station was built in 1937. I believe the building has always been used in part as the Blue and White Restaurant. There were gas pumps until at least the 1960s. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Macon, MS |
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This Pure Oil station was supposedly built in 1940. However, I believe that Pure didn't begin using this design until the late 1940s or 1950s. In 2008, this building was adapted for the Macon Welcome Center. [map]
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former Pure Oil station
Greenville, MS |
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This Pure Oil station has been remodeled quite a bit but it still has the unmistakable sloped blue tile roof and chimney like the station above in Macon. [map]
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