Items

• article about Brannock's Service Station closing: "Last of its kind gas station fading into history."

  Mount Airy News article "Last of its kind gas station fading into history" about Marty Brannock retiring and closing Brannock's Service Station
  

• photograph of TM Atkins Shell gas station

  photograph of TM Atkins Shell gas station. Tobacco barn behind station was turned into TM Atkins. Guernsey cows on far left; vehicle on far right probably is a 1923 Willy; under Shell sign 1926-27 Ford Tudor (two door) sedan
  

• King Grocery and Esso Gas

  Photographs of King Grocery and Esso Gas taken from facebook page
  

• photograph of Pat's Service Station also called The Service Station

  photograph of Pat's Service Station; also called The Service Station. corner of West Pine and Main Street Phone 59 Pat's Service Station owned by Oliver and Oscar Patterson 93 S. Main
  

• Certificate: Esso Standard Oil Co. awarded to C.C. Belton of Temple Esso Service Station

  Certificate: Esso Standard Oil Co. awarded to C.C. Belton in recognition of successful completion of conferences on service station management. Clarence Belton was the owner of Temple Esso Serice station on Market Street.
  

• Goad Brothers sign on the service station made by Webster Sign Service

  Blue Ridge Insurance sign made by Webster Sign Service
  

• key ring souvenir from Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  key ring souvenir given out by Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years. This belonged to Wade Moody who ran Moody Funeral Home. For many years Moodys was the only emergency medical service for auto accidents and other disasters. Employees for Moody's were given a special key to a gas tank so they could fill up in an emergency on their way to Winston Salem.
  

• bill for electricity and gas from Southern Public Utilities Company

  bill for electricity and gas from Southern Public Utilities Company to Jason Harris
  

• Pure Service Station photograph

  Pure Service Station photograph
  

• Cox Brothers Service Station

  Cox Brothers Service Station and Grocery (photo taken around 1949) Posted by Ginger Welch June 9, 2017 “ If You Grew Up in Mount Airy” FB page Owned and operated by Loyd Cox and his brother, Lester (Bud) Cox. Located across the street from Scenic Motors (Hwy 601).
  

• Midkiff Service Station and Wood Yard 1944 calendar

  Midkiff Service Station and Wood Yard 1944 calendar
  

• South Main Service Station 1936 calendar

  South Main Service Station 1936 calendar
  

• photograph of Big Man Shell service station

  photograph of Big Man Shell service station
  

• photograph of Brannocks Esso Service Station

  photograph of Brannocks Esso Service Station at the corner of Riverside Drive and Pine Street in Mount Airy
  

• photograph of Derby Gulf Service Station

  photograph of Derby Gulf Service Station
  

• Ralph Epperson and WPAQ Radio Station notebook called News WPAQ 740 AM

  Ralph Epperson and WPAQ Radio Station notebook called News WPAQ 740 AM containing news articles pertaining to WPAQ Radio Station and current events from 1947-1954
  

• collection of ink pens from Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  collection of ink pens fromHaymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• collapsable drinking cup souvenir from Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  collapsable drinking cup souvenir from Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• business card holder given out by Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  business card holder given out by Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• patch worn on the shirt of employees at Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  patch worn on the shirt of employees at Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• photograph of Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop

  photograph of Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop photograph

  photograph of Haymore's Texaco Service and Truck Stop on Highway 52 in Mount Airy (N.C.) This service station was owned by brothers Glenn Reeves Haymore and Joe Carlie Haymore who were partners for over 40 years.
  

• Ralph Epperson and WPAQ Collection photograph of Wayburn Johnson and woman standing outside WPAQ Radio Station

  Ralph Epperson and WPAQ Collection photograph of Wayburn Johnson and woman standing outside WPAQ Radio Station
  

• Ralph Epperson and WPAQ Collection photograph of WPAQ Radio Station

  Photograph of WPAQ Radio Station
  

• Southern Railway System- Rockford (N.C.)- Pumping Station- 1901-1949

  Correspondence, site maps and invoices related to the addition of a pumping station at Rockford, NC. Items are dated 1901-1949.