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FIRESTONE BUILDINGS (page 3) |
Firestone Trenton, NJ |
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This Trenton Firestone looks like it dates from around the same time as the Fall River building shown above (1930s?). Tilden Car Care Center now occupies the space but still sells Firestone tires. The building features a tile-enhanced roof, Art Deco-looking columns, and Firestone shields.
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Firestone Cleveland, OH |
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This Cleveland Firestone looks quite similar to the Trenton building shown above. It was probably built in the 1930s as wel.
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This well-preserved New Albany Firestone is an extremely rare and unusual example of their streamline moderne style. I have never seen one in these colors before. It somewhat resembles the Firestone Building in Mount Clemens, MI.
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Firestone Building Mount Clemens, MI |
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This Firestone Building was built in 1939. It was used as a Firestone Tire store, aka Ned's Firestone, until 1982. It was then used as an auto repair/transmission shop until 1992. The building remained vacant until 1995 when it was restored as a Community Central Bank branch. The interior was split into two floors at this time. For more, see this website.
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Firestone Crown Point, IN |
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This Crown Point Firestone is another rare Firestone streamline moderne design.
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This Denver Firestone appears to be from the 1960s or 1970s. I have never seen a red and while tiled façade on their buildings before.
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Bellevue Tire Hammonton, NJ |
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The Bellevue Tire Firestone dealer features an unusual roof design which looks to be from the 1950s or 1960s. The canopy might have been a later addition. The bow tie sign might be older. I don't believe the neon is lit anymore.
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Firestone Red Bank, NJ |
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This Red Bank Firestone building is supposedly from the 1940s. It looks more 1950s or 1960s to me. There was once a giant bow tie sign but it is now gone.
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Firestone Springfield, NJ |
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This Springfield Firestone building appears to be 1960s.
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Firestone Spokane Valley, WA |
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This Spokane Valley Firestone has nice mid-century details and signs.
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This Albany Firestone building is from around 1940.
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