Prefabricated Gas Station Registry
This page is dedicated to locating and identifying other prefabricated gas stations. Below are pictures of some of these stations. I will post photos and short histories of each. If you own or know of other prefabricated gas stations please email me at ben@enarco.com. All photos are taken by author unless otherwise identified. Click on photos to enlarge
This is a Union Metal station in Kansas. Owner Ben Eckart.
This is a Union Metal station in Kansas. Owner Ben Eckart.
This is a Butler station in Kansas. Owner Ben Eckart.
This is a Butler station in Browning, Missouri.
This is a Columbian station in Browning, Missouri.
This is a Columbian lubritorium/station in Mentone, Texas. Photo courtesy Jimmy Dobson.
This is a Butler station in Memphis, Missouri. Left image is before last move and image on the right is from the original location in Greentop, Missouri circa 1930's.
This is a Pacific Steel station in the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa.
This is a Union Metal service bay (lubritorium) from Delaware, Ohio. Moved to Missouri January 2018. Owner Lee Hoover
This is a Union Metal station in Kentucky.
This is a Butler station in Gordon, Wisconsin.
Old Sunoco station preserved at Carillon Park in Dayton, Ohio. Manufacturer unknown.
This is a Butler station in Holyrood, Kansas..
Same station in Holyrood, Kansas from a photo taken in 1952. Ehler Service Station.
Shea's Gas Station Route 66 Museum in Springfield, Illinois. Manufactured by Butler.
Octagon-Shaped Gas Station. Pontiac, Illinois . Circa 1920-30's. Click here for more info. Photo courtesy ohiobarns.com. Manufacturer unknown.
Station in New Jersey. Manufactured by Arthur B. Shepard Corp, New York City and Newark, NJ - 1919 - 1930.
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This is a Butler station in Dearing, Kansas.
This is a Butler station in Adrian, Missouri.
This is a Union Metal station in Breckenridge, Texas.
This is a Union Metal station in Cisco, Texas.
Same station in Cisco, Texas from a photo in a 1930 Union Metal filling station catalog.
