Undated but may be 1939 view of So. Winooski Ave. looking south at the intersection of Main Street. To the left men work on street construction project near the corner Herbert Auto Service at 204-206 So. Winooski selling Gulf. To the right is the Strong Theater building and Strong Hardware at 205... Show moreUndated but may be 1939 view of So. Winooski Ave. looking south at the intersection of Main Street. To the left men work on street construction project near the corner Herbert Auto Service at 204-206 So. Winooski selling Gulf. To the right is the Strong Theater building and Strong Hardware at 205-207 So. Winooski. A two story tall billboard structure is seen to the west side of the auto service store. Show less
Undated photograph of the Tydol gas station that was located at 54-56 North Winooski Avenue at the corner of Grant St. This structure was destroyed by fire in 2003.
A small shed with a fuel filling pump and a canoe are to the right. A wooden dock juts out into Lake Champlain. Birch and other trees surround the area. Date unknown. Marble Island, Colchester, Vt. - Lakefront.
North Winooski and Grant Burlington. Amoco, American Oil Company, service station at the intersection of North Winooski Avenue and Grant Street, showing elm trees and houses.
173-183 St. Paul St. Socony gas and service station on St. Paul Street. Three people, two men and a woman are standing out front. There are three automobiles, one of which has advertising painted on it, Austin Garage Co.
Brick service station with sign "Socony Lubrication Service." Socony stood for Standard Oil Company of New York, one of the companies that merged to form Mobil Oil Corporation. Close up of mcalA11F08i12 not showing gas pumps.
1930s Battery St. and Pearl St. (now Lafountain Street) Tydol gas filling station and attendant at the corner of Battery and Pearl Streets. View is to the west showing Adirondack Mountains.
1930s Battery St. and Pearl St. (now Lafountain Street) Tydol gas filling station and attendant at the corner of Battery and Pearl Streets. View is to the west showing Adirondack Mountains.
Brick service station with sign "Socony Lubrication Service." Socony stood for Standard Oil Company of New York, one of the companies that merged to for Mobil Oil Corporation. More distant view of mcalA11F08i04 showing gas pumps, street, and adjacent house.
