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Statements such as, "I'm thinking about selling this." are considered an offer to sell.
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Mark, next time you're in Harrison, wave as you drive by.
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SOME MORE OLD STATIONS FROM ARKANSAS.
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A FEW MORE.
Last edited by MARK SMITH; Thu Aug 13 2009 09:18 AM. Reason: PICTURES ADDED
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THAT SINCLAIR STATION IS DEF COOL!
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WHATS THE STORY OF THE SINCLAIR STATION? ANYTHING AVAILABLE TO YOU ? THAT SURE IS A BLAST FROM THE PAST. VERY NEAT , WOULD LOVE TO DIG AROUND THERE FOR AN AFTERNOON!!!! THANKS FOR THE PICS..
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Would love to get my hands on that Quaker State tombstone on the wall. Some great pics and enjoyed seeing the Siclair set. The old building in the background looks like it may have been a sinclair station as well from it's design.
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Mark, you should have gone north just a little more and taken a shot of the curved glass brick window/wall. A really neat perspective.
That Sinclair station was being brought back with some serious work probably 5-6 years ago. Then the progress stopped and the fence went up and I never see anyone around when I go by there.
They've got one heck of a lot of potential in that set up. I keep hoping.
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Hey Mark next time your this way give me a call, Maybe we can do lunch or something?
I was in Harrison three times this week!
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Love the old Sinclair! Interesting older looking building behind that, what was it?
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I would have loved to pick up some of those light stands throughout your photos. Great photos. When I downlaod mine, I will post them.
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HERE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES WE RAN ACROSS ON THE TRIP.IT IS IN ARKANSAS.I STOPPED AND BOUGHT A FEW ITEMS AND GOT TO VISIT WITH THE MAN THAT HAD THE FRUIT STAND.HE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT BRAND THE STATION USED TO BE BUT DID KNOW OF A GUNFIGHT BACK IN THE 50'S.COUPLE OF GUYS WERE FIGHTING OVER A WOMAN AND ONE SHOT THE OTHER WITH A 30-30 RIGHT BY THE PUMPS.THE ROAD OUT FRONT WAS DIRT AT THE TIME.THE LITTLE STATION IS VERY WELL PRESERVED.AS YOU CAN SEE IT WAS BUILT IN 1933.LOVE THE ROCK AND THE TILE ROOF.MORE STATIONS LATER.
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