Miami Area GAS STATIONS Historical Photos gallery - All Years - click on image to view Photo Gallery by Don Boyd at pbase.com

Miami Area GAS STATIONS Historical Photos gallery - All Years - click on image to view

These images were moved from other galleries to have all the gas stations in one gallery except for Hialeah gas stations that are in the Hialeah photo gallery.

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1950's - the Cities Service gas station located in the middle of Broad Causeway	1950s - Watson's Gas Station on NW 7 Avenue, Miami, Florida	1954 - new Atlantic gas station in the northeast corner of LeJeune Road and South Dixie Highway (US 1)	1954 - new Atlantic gas station in the northeast corner of LeJeune Road and South Dixie Highway (US 1)	1954 - LeJeune and US1 - Atlantic on NE corner, Amoco on SE corner, Shell on NW corner, Miami
1954 - Atlantic gas station in the northeast corner of LeJeune Road and South Dixie Highway (US 1)	1954 - Atlantic gas station in the southeast corner of NW 36 Street and LeJeune Road, Miami	1954 - Atlantic gas station in the southeast corner of NW 36 Street and LeJeune Road, Miami	1956 - Gulf gas station at NE 6 Avenue and 149 Street, Dade County	1956 - Gulf gas station at NE 6 Avenue and 149 Street, Dade County
1957 - Cities Service gas station at the southeast corner of Tamiami Trail and Galloway Road	1957 - Sinclair gas station and Pic Liquor Lounge at northeast corner of NW 103 Street and 27 Avenue, Miami	1957 - Sinclair gas station at the northeast corner of NW 103 Street and 27 Avenue, Miami	1959 - Shell Station and C. T. Stockton Paving Contractors at NW 7 Avenue and 54 Street, Miami	1959 - Pure Oil Station (Shaw Brothers Oil Co.) at southwest corner of NW 103 Street and 12 Avenue, Dade County
1950's - Texaco gas station at 11th Street and Washington Avenue on Miami Beach	1950's - Texaco gas station	Late 1950's - Terry Auto Service and Amoco gas station	1960 - MacMillan Gas at 18040 S. Federal (Dixie) Highway, Dade County	1960 - Sears Service Station at Northside Shopping Center, Miami
1963 - a Gulf gas station, Jerry Clarke Real Estate, the Keyhole, Hurricane Harbor lounge and a restaurant on Key Biscayne	1964 - Shell gas station at 16800 Collins Avenue (A1A), Sunny Isles	1964 - Pure gas station with gas at 22.9 cents on Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles	1964 - Sinclair gas station (with 820 Lounge behind it) on corner of LeJeune and SW 8 Street, Miami	1964 - Sinclair gas station on corner of LeJeune and SW 8 Street, Miami
1965 - a Kayo gas station on Bird Road east of the Palmetto	1965 - Mike Fillmore's Texaco gas station, 7701 Bird Road, Miami	1965 - Uhligs' Shell gas station at 6700 Bird Road in front of the Kwik Chek shopping center, Miami	1965 - a Standard Oil gas station on Bird Road west of the Palmetto, Miami	1965 - Steve's Pure Service City, 18500 Collins Avenue (A1A), Sunny Isles
1968 - American Oil gas station at 8304 NW 7 Avenue, Dade County	1968 - American Oil gas station at 8304 NW 7 Avenue, Dade County	1969 - Esso Gas Station (Humble Oil & Refining Company) at 17790 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles

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Judy Meyers		26-May-2020 17:40
Does anyone remember an Amoco Station called Lakeside Amoco/Sports Car Services? It was located on the south side of NW 7th Street in Miami, between NW 42nd and NW 57th Avenues. They specialized in British and other European Sportscars and Fords. This would have been approximately between 1961 and 1965. I would like to find a picture of or talk to someone who remembers it. I am putting together a Scrapbook for my husbands (Skip Meyers who was the owner) 80th birthday.

Guest		15-Mar-2020 00:33
does anyone know the exact address of the standard oil station at 178th st and Collins ave in 1769? its the spot my dad worked when he met my mom snd I want to get the cooridinates tattood on myself for their 50th anniversary

James		21-Sep-2017 14:46
Anyone remember a Shamrock gas station that was located on State Road 7 just west of 95. I believe the cross street was 143 or there about. I worked there during the summer of 1971. Just north on 7 was a restaurant called the Carrousel where we would have lunch almost every day. The owners name was Stan. There was an auto parts store across the street, as well as a used motorcycle shop. Any location information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Guest		10-Jun-2017 15:05
Perrine Sunoco Station: I worked with Kirk Pyle at this station in early 70's. Chuck

Guest		28-Mar-2017 15:50
Anyone remember Reds citgo on bird road and galloway road. Cities service first.

Guest		05-Feb-2016 04:41
My grandfather owned a Texaco back I. The 60s-70s sometime didn't know if any one had any pictures, his name was Bob Caldarelli

James Miller		12-Jan-2016 23:21
Sorry sw 129 terrace

James Miller		12-Jan-2016 23:20
I'm looking for photos or information on a Sinclair and a Texaco station my dad ran in 1966. I believe they were on sw 87th Ave. Between sw 129th St. And sw 128th terrace.

Michael Meyer		03-May-2015 14:37
Looking for my family's station. My name is Kanter (Kantor) and I was told that my grandfather owned a station in the 1960's in this area. Any help would be great!

Guest		14-Jan-2015 19:59
In the mid-1970's I worked at the Perrine Sunoco station on northbound US1 at approx. SW 174th St. It was owned by Paul M. Shaffer. His son, Paul Jr. did auto body work there, and there was a mechanic named Kirk Pyle, along with a colorful cast of characters & customers that would stop in. Great memories of working there- would love to see photos if any exist!

Guest		31-Aug-2013 17:11
My grandfather owned a gas station on Collins Avenue in the late 20's into the 30's. I believe it was a few miles north of the North Causeway. My mom (who is 90 now) says there were only 2 other buildings in the area at the time: a hospital and a lodge/hotel/resort (which was on the beach). My grandfather's name was William (Bill) Peek. After that he opened another station on Lincoln Road. I will show my mom this website so we can take more trips down memory lane! This is very nice - thank you.

idaho181		25-Feb-2013 22:38
There was a SUNOCO station on the NE corner of 79th st & 17th ave. It was called Kogels Sunoco .....that was my first job ever. I worked there about 1959 It was across 79th street from Mosleys .

James		23-Nov-2012 22:45
My dad used to run two service stations somewhere in Miami in the 1965 to 1966 timeframe. I am trying to find any info such as old pic or address. They were a Sinclair and texaco across the street from each other with a utotem next to the Sinclair and a plastic manufacturing company next to the Texaco. It went by Miller texaco, Sinclair. We lived in a mobile home behind the Texaco. Obviously it was in a fairly industrial part of the city. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Pat Aylward		03-Aug-2012 22:24
Does anyone have a picture of a Standard Oil gas station owned by my grandfather Myron Biggs on Okeechobee Rd between 1948 and 1958. Please contact me at pataylward@aol.com Thanks

Guest		13-Nov-2011 00:57
My dad owned Douglas Amoco at 7160 Bird Road from 1972-1984. My uncle owned Nelson Amoco from 1969-1983. I was the technician at Nelson's from 1973-1982 when I left to open a shop in the Falls area (still there after 29 years.). Great memories of the area and the business.

Don Boyd		27-Jun-2011 22:37
Al, thanks for your comments. I'm just trying to preserve some of OUR history for the enjoyment of others and for the younger folks to realize that there was a great thriving Miami long before they came onto the scene. Don

Al Odell		27-Jun-2011 14:27
Fantastic website Don. My best friend and I owned a Texaco Gas Station in Miami on the corner of NW 145 Street and NW 7 AVE from 1967 through 1975. These sure brings back memories. Thanks so much for your time and work.

guest		28-May-2011 01:33
The gas station somewhere around where the American Airlines Arena, was a Standard Oil. My dad managed it for a while.

MILO Minderbinder		21-Apr-2010 14:10
Aren;t there any pictures of the beautiful gasstation at NE 14th street / N Miami avenue, southeast corner?

Guest		20-Feb-2010 16:54
Wasn't there a gas station and tire store at ground level in a larger building on Biscayne Blvd between the old Miami News building and Bayfront park? Anywone remember that or have photos?

guest		30-Nov-2009 10:32
My dad, Leonard Gentil, managed the Standard Oil Station on Biscayne Blvd. We would park there and walk to Orange Bowl Parade. What great memories! What happened to this city?

lmartin		25-Aug-2009 21:09
My father in-law owned this Atlantic that became a Mobil station.

judi lawrence paynter		02-Aug-2009 13:55
You are right, I do see my dad's station! How cool.

lmartin		05-Jun-2009 16:55
Judi, If you look at the last picture on the right top row you will see that Texaco station.

Judi Lawrence Paynter		03-Mar-2009 20:53
Hey, anybody remeber a guy from Miami High school-Beau McCall or how about Don Ricigliano? Beau must have graduated in 65 and Don with me in 66. I know Beau went into AirForce and to Nam. Any info would be wonderful! I am thinking of a visit to Miamiin the next few weeks. Love this web site!

Guest		29-Jan-2009 19:18
Judi Lawrence Paynter 07-Dec-2008 21:10 "My dad owned the Texaco station on the corner of US1 and LeJune Road,Jep Lawrence was his name. My name is Judi Lawrence and was born at Jackson Memorial hospital and lived in Coconut Grove from 1958 until I moved to Georgia. how I miss the Miami of my youth!!! WHat a great place to grow up.Went to The Cushman School,Shenandoah Jr. high and Miami High!! " I also attended Shenandoah Jr. High as well as Miami High (class of '77). Moved out of Miami to enter the service (USAF) and had gone back to Miami after a 20 plus yr. absence to visit. Now I reside in Alabama....but will return after retirement. I passed by MHS and to my surprise they have put a fence around the school...how that happenned?? How I miss the old innocent days of yore.

Darla (Macal) Knowles		26-Dec-2008 14:15
Does anyone remember the Phillips 66..Dr. Dan's Servicecenter..We fix them dead or alive! That was my dad Dan Macal..

John Olson		11-Dec-2008 22:22
Great pics. While I was staying at Sagamore in 52 enroute to Cuba I walked up and down Collins Ave. collecting road maps at gas stations-my hooby as a 13 year old. These pics bring back memories of that. I'm looking for pics of stations on Collins in the 50s.

Judi Lawrence Paynter		07-Dec-2008 21:10
My dad owned the Texaco station on the corner of US1 and LeJune Road,Jep Lawrence was his name. My name is Judi Lawrence and was born at Jackson Memorial hospital and lived in Coconut Grove from 1958 until I moved to Georgia. how I miss the Miami of my youth!!! WHat a great place to grow up.Went to The Cushman School,Shenandoah Jr. high and Miami High!!

Hymnsinger		20-Oct-2008 05:03
Does anyone have a photo of Dino the dinosaur at the Sinclair Station (I think?) on Biscayne Blvd.? That was so cool for a 10 yr old!!

John		15-Oct-2008 14:32
"Does anybody remember what Cities Service gas statoins changed their names to?" I believe they became the CITGO brand. Another gas station was near Biscanye and 87th St. I think it was Direct Gas?

Guest		02-Oct-2008 20:19
Does anybody remember what Cities Service gas statoins changed their names to? They are still around today!

robertbowman		05-Apr-2008 13:18
The Shamrock gas stations were there at least until the late seventies.I worked there during the Embargo years.

robertbowman		05-Apr-2008 01:48
I worked for a Guy "Jeff Hershey" who with his dad owned 3 Shamrock gas stations. One was on Key Biscayne, one was on 5th street on the beach and the last one was on West Dixie in North Miami. Jeff was quite the character, He was lily white and drove a "SUPERFLY" Cadillac with Continental kit and all.

guest		27-Feb-2008 01:38
In Broward County we had Atlantic Gas Stations. We moved there in 1957. Does anyone else remember their jingle-Atlantic keeps your car on the go, go, go. So keep on the go with Atlantic. They put out a 45 record with different styles of music and in different languages. In 1971 I started attending Broward Community College during the Gas Wars and paid 14 cents a gallon. My 1959 Edsel got 33 miles to the gallon. We lived on State Road 7 (441) near Davie Blvd. If you remember that area, you'll remember the Baseball pit and the rec.

guest		26-Feb-2008 14:35
In Broward County we had Atlantic Gas Stations. We moved there in 1957. Does anyone else remember their jingle-Atlantic keeps your car on the go, go, go. So keep on the go with Atlantic. They put out a 45 record with different styles of music and in different languages. In 1971 I started attending Broward Community College during the Gas Wars and paid 14 cents a gallon. My 1959 Edsel got 33 miles to the gallon. We lived on State Road 7 (441) near Davie Blvd. If you remember that area, you'll remember the Baseball pit and the rec.

J Hilsenbeck		14-Feb-2008 16:10
I remember a gas war in 1970 when regular gasoline was selling at 19.9 cents/gallon. When filling up my Volkswagen, I could only put $1.98 worth of gas into the 10 gallon gas tank.

Armando Campaneria		24-Jan-2008 19:19
Anyone remember the Thony's gas station on SW 8 Street just west of 27th Ave? Leaded gas was $ .25/gal back in the late 60's and into the early 70's. They had one in North Dade also.

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