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Very cool gas station on South Main Street This wonderfully odd gas station on South Main Street was located next to The Greenville News building and across the street from where The Peace Center Gunter Theatre now stands. The gas station was demolished during in the 1980's to make way for something more interesting, no doubt. (Demolition date correction welcome). BACK to the - - - Main menu sections of this website Greenville area info | Memo-News | Area photos Email Privacy Policy: Your e-mail is encouraged and welcomed and your privacy is important. This Web site is maintained by one person and your e-mail goes to that individual only. Your e-mail address is not traded, sold, or offered in any way to anyone. You will not receive junk e-mail from this Web site, So fire away. © 2006 greenvillesouth.com --gs
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 The coned roof features were over the restrooms. Early on, if not originally, this was the Buck-Rawlings Tire Company and Sinclair fuel was sold. For a better photo of this station during its time, buy the book Remembering Greenville, Photographs from the Coxe Collection, by Jeffrey R. Willis and The Greenville County Historical Society. Available at bookstores locally, $26.99. If you're not in Greenville and want to search for the book the ISBN number is 0-7385-1566-3. Published by Arcadia Publishing (888) 313-2665. arcadiapublishing.com Also, visit The Greenville County Historical Society website for more about the Coxe collection of vintage photographs of Greenville. --gs |
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