Vintage Country Filling Station Granville County 1939

A vintage filling station in Granville County, North Carolina, serves as a local gathering spot for farmers in July 1939. Owned by a tobacco farmer, these independent stations provided essential services and a space for social interaction. Such establishments played a crucial role in rural communities during the late 1930s, reflecting local agricultural economies.

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