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Tennessee Canopy Gas Stations (page 2)

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former Gulf station
Soddy-Daisy, TN
This former Gulf station was built in the 1930s as Layne's Gulf station. The bay building at the left was built in 1938 as a radio shop. The building housed A-One Automotive when these photos were taken in 2005. The building now houses a hair salon and spa. [vintage photo thanks Darryl Grant] [map]

former station
Memphis, TN

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2019:
This former Memphis station was built from 1923-1924. It housed the Autobahn Garage from 1975-2014. In 2016, the building was painted blue and beige. The building now houses a Goodwill Donation Center. For more, see this website. [map]

former station
Brownsville, TN
This former station was built in 1937 by C.T. Hooper, Jr. as an Esso station. The canopy probably had supporting poles originally but photos from the 1970s show that they weren't there then. The station closed in 1996 and I believe the building has housed Baxter Graphics Signs & Design since then. [map]

former station
Sharon, TN
This former station is probably from the 1920s or 1930s. [map]

former station
Jackson, TN
This complex features a double-canopy former station and two other buildings which have the same buff and orange colored patterned brick. The tire store shown in the bottom photo was painted grey around 2018. The buildings are probably from the 1930s. The gas station has been a cafe and car wash in recent years. This complex of buildings is probably from the 1930s. Does anyone know more about it? [map]

More Tennessee:
former Gulf station (Byrdstown)
former station (Charlotte)
McGinnies Service Station (Collierville)
former station (Dickson)
former Gulf station (Knoxville)

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