History Images of vintage gas stations ~ pre 65

They never smiled back then, the dog has a grin though. JW

 

Not a lot to smile about during the Great Depression....

 

‘54 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 and a ’59 Ford Custom 300 in front of it. For just $3.50 you can get a Precision Barometer! Which would also fill up that little Bel Air you drove to work, to the store, vacations, and all over. It cost you about $1800 new. Today it would go for about $27,000 or more.( Definitely More )

 

Very rare to see Willys cars in this Thread, the car in the foreground is a 33 Willys 77. I have two Willys, a 35 77 and a 37... i notice these things. JW

 

View of Tulsa from the 60s

 

Main Street Pioche, 1930s — A Town Built on Treasure Hill
This 1930s photo captures Pioche, Nevada looking up Main Street from Lacour Street, now known as Highway 321. The mining works on Treasure Hill rise in the background, a reminder of the ore that gave the town its edge. Pioche may not boom like it once did, but the stories still live in the wood, stone, and dust. If you haven't made the trip, it's worth seeing for yourself.