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Texaco, 1951/1969 Box 4, Folder 1-43

Images include company's logo; a mural; rust proofing trucks; salesmen; N.D, no location; 1950-1960s; 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; 1969; 4th and Florida N.E.; 11th Street S.E.; Alexandria; Annandale; Annandale Road and Arlington Boulevard, Aerial View of Jefferson Village; Aerial views of Columbia Pike-Barcroft Area; Aerial view of southeast edge of Beacon Field; Beltway near Andrews Field Authority Road; Bender - US 1; Berryville; Aerial vies of Bethesda, MD area; Blau Road and Cedar; Brown Texaco 1964; South Capitol and Livingston Road; Capitol Plaza; Chantilly; Aerial views of Cherrydale and Lee Highway; Aerial views of Clearwood Road and Rhode Island Avenue; miscellaneous; Darnstown; Democracy Boulevard; Dodge Park; East Capitol and 13th N.E.; People Fairfax; Fairfax Circle; Fairfax Drive and 25th Street, Falls Church; Forestville; Fort Hunt and Route 1; Franconia; and Franconia Road.

  1. George Mason University
  2. Charles Baptie photograph collection
  3. Series 5: Texaco Stations, 1950/1972

Texaco, 1952/1968 Box 5, Folder 1-56

These folders contain images of Bob H; Hillcrest Drive, off Branch Avenue, NE; Hillcrest Gardens; I-66 and Route 234; Interchange I-95; I-495 and River Road; Indian Head Highway; Bud Johnson; Kamp Washington near Fairfax; Route 66 and Route 50, Kamp Washington; Langley; Lanham; Laurel; Leesburg Pike and S. Walter Reed Drive; SE 1/2 M Street; Manassas; Route 66, Manassas; Massachusetts Avenue at District Lane; McCoy Texaco; Bill Me; Morningside Area; Mt. Vernon Boulevard and 10th Street; New York Avenue and Bladensburg Road; New York Avenue at 5th Street; Nicholas and South Capitol; aerial view northeast section of Washington, D.C.,; Oakton; Olney, MD; Piney Branch and Carroll; Potomac, MD; Riggs Road Intersection; aerial view River Road; Rocking Horse and Bioling Brook; Rockville; US 240 - Rockville; aerial view of Route 1 near Plant and Industrial Boulevard; Route 50 at 56th Street; Route 240 between Rockville and Naval Hospital; Route 495, Defense Highway; Seminary Road and Shirley Highway; Route 277-Route 9 Stephen City; Telegraph Road; Tyson's Corner; University of Maryland; Gerry Utter Texaco; Wheaton, MD; Route 11, Winchester, VA; Route 50 and Route 81, Winchester, VA; and Winchester, VA.

  1. George Mason University
  2. Charles Baptie photograph collection
  3. Series 5: Texaco Stations, 1950/1972

Texaco, 1952/1972 Box 12, Folder 1-43

Images of Texaco stations, including pictures; negatives; Fairlington area; Central and 495; Waynewood Fort Hunt Road; Route 7 and Route 81 Winchester; Central and Bell Highway; Annandale East; Fort Ward Tower, Annandale; Central Avenue and Addison Road, SW Washington, D.C.,; Gainesville; Gaithersburg; Kenilworth Avenue Station and Watkins Station; Riggs Road and Ager Road; New Hampshire Avenue and E.W Highway; Ritchie Road and Central Avenue, NE; aerial views; Wilson Boulevard and Edison Street; Bolling Field, Cheverly; EW Highway and Colesvill Road; Brown's Texaco; New York and W. VA, 2nd and Riggs; Ronnie Peppe; Conomingo; Buddy Johnson; New York Avenue Station; prints and negatives; blueprints and maps; Gaithersburg; Gaithersburg South; Germantown; Hamilton; Bill Hawk Texaco; Herndon Route 7; and Herndon Junction.

  1. George Mason University
  2. Charles Baptie photograph collection
  3. Series 5: Texaco Stations, 1950/1972

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