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Indiana Firestone Stores

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Firestone
Anderson, IN		 Firestone
Brookville, IN
This Firestone sign in Anderson is located at Hadsell Tire which was established in 1972. [map]

This Firestone in Brookville had opened by 1955. The Tire Mart panel replaced the former Brookville panel by 2021. [map]

Firestone
Bloomington, IN
This Firestone was built around 1945. [map]

Firestone
Crown Point, IN
This Firestone is another rare Firestone streamline moderne design. By 2022, the signs had been removed and the building was housing an antiques store. [map]

former Firestone
Fort Wayne, IN
This former Firestone was built in 1930 and was endangered for many years. In 2006, the building was converted into a Starbucks coffee shop. [map]

Firestone
Indianapolis, IN
This Firestone store has been at this location since at least 1932. This sign is probably from the 1950s. [map]

former Firestone
Marion, IN

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2025:
This Firestone was built in 1936. It had closed by 2009. By 2023, the plywood was removed from the windows but the building remains vacant. For more, see this website. [map]

Firestone
Mishawaka, IN
This Firestone had opened by 1964. The rooftop letters may have been neon originally. [map]

Firestone
New Albany, IN
This Firestone store was built in 1938. I have never seen another surviving Firestone building like this. In the 1970s, the Firestone letters were painted red and the building was painted white. At some point, the paint was removed revealing the building's original cream-colored porcelain enamel panels and the letters' earlier navy and orange colors. When the store originally opened, it sold appliances, bikes, radios, and gas in addition to tires. The store is now known as Mike Smith's Firestone. [map]

Firestone
Princeton, IN
These Firestone signs are located at a Best-One Tire. This may have been a Firestone store originally. [map]

Firestone
Tell City, IN
This Firestone was probably built as a garage that sold tires as well. It may have been used as a car dealership as well. In 2010, the building appeared to be in use as storage. By 2023, the Firestone sign was gone. [map]

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