Texaco gas stations disappeared from Canada in 1989 when they were sold to Imperial Oil with retail operations converted to the Esso brand. When I took this photo there was no one around to ask about this building. Judging by the other signs on the building I assume the owner is a sign collector. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.
Looks like one from the high days of route 66. Thanks for showing.
ReplyDeletei would love to see this place in person. wow... so great! (:
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot of nostalgia.
ReplyDeleteThey don't make them like that anymore.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks shipshape and Bristol fashion. I'd say collector too.
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks to be in great shape, too, Andy. Great shot, too bad there was no one around for an interview!
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The building is well kept, great photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a blast from the past!
ReplyDeleteNice one - I love the old pump too!
ReplyDeleteI so guess too. Looks like this place is well maintained. Been looking for a Texaco sign ^_^
ReplyDeleteMary,MI
Remember these signs well, and it is great to see them again. This must be a major collector's display.
ReplyDeleteit all looks so shiny new.
ReplyDeletebut it does bring back a feeling of nostalgia!
it looks well maintained. love the vintage feel.
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Looks really nice and the signs look well taken care of.
ReplyDeleteMy SIGN.
The old star of the American road. Looks like this place could be in a 1950s movie or something. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat find, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure. Reminds me when I pumped gas in the early 70's.