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(Source of picture: Florida State Archives) Here's a look back at Westside of Jacksonville in 1958: A Texaco station sits next to a Dairy Queen on Normandy Boulevard. Today, the Dairy Queen still serves hot & cold treats, while a shoe store now occupies the site of the old Texaco. The remodeled Dairy Queen is located near the West Jacksonville Baptist Church. The small Texaco buildings were built in cookie-cutter fashion all over America. The structures were painted white with forest-green streamline stripes. A free-standing post that bore the red Texaco star logo on a white disk. They were designed by Walter Dorwin Teague, who was also known for designing the Kodak Brownie camera and numerous other streamlined items. GO BACK |
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