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Maybe this has been shown before, but it's the first I've seen it. I've also included a link where you can read a bit more on it.


http://www.powellairplane.org/history.htm

Birthplace of SKY CHIEF?
....The "Spruce Juice"?

Check this site, if you like that kind of stuff.

http://www.agilitynut.com/roadside.html

Go to "Gas Stations" then "Airplane Stations"....

As Debra states, on her site:
About this Website. I have been passionate about commercial architecture and roadside related things all my life. I grew up in California but New York City has been my home since 1980. I started this website in 2000 simply as a way to organize my own photos. Since then, it has become a bit of an obsession and grown to well over 1,000 pages.

She drops in here, evry so often. Hopefully she'll drop in, to tell us more abour her work....

Thunder, since I can't figure out to load the messenger from the Bio page you see when you go to rate amember I simply hope you sse the message I sent you from my yahoo account . I hate it to but it works better than the Google account I had or the A O L account as it was S O L most of the time . Point is I REALLY had a blast scrolling through the various states and checking out all the service stations around the country. I found a Amoco station with in the West Virginia EXACTLY like the one I'm trying to model from the one thats left here in Richmond Virginia . It too is a "Rare " one bay ! I'm thrilled with the fact that the glas and all is still there . Now I can really detail out the model. I'll try and share some pictures of the model as soon as I can. Ed Shaver