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Built 1930’s
Photographed March 2003

1560 Westminister Street, Providence

 
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WBNA headquarters / for. Texaco Gas Station
 
 

Redeveloped:
1088 Main Street, Pawtucket
340 Broadway
755 Westminster Street
the Alice bldg
American Locomotive
American Woolen
Brown & Sharpe / Foundry
Calender Mills
Citizens Bank
Dreyfus Hotel
Dunlop Tire bldg
Engine Station 9
Firehouse 13
RISD’s Fletcher bldg.
General Electric
Heritage Harbor museum
Brown Hillel
Hive Archive
Hope Webbing
Hospital Trust bldg
Hotel Providence / Lederer bldg
L Vaughn Company
Lawton Family Storage / Pilgrim Congregational Church
Liberty Elm Diner
the Mason bldg
Monohasset Mills
Mowry-Nicholson House
Palmer bldg / Kosmopolitan
Parkin Yarn
Pawtucket Armory
Pearl St Lofts
Peerless bldg
People’s Bank, Kennedy Plaza
Providence Dyeing, Bleaching & Calendering
Providence Worsted Mills
Rau Fastner
RISD’s Center for Integrative Technologies
Riverside Lofts
Rolo Building
Royal Mills & Ace Dying
Ship Street lofts
Sockanosset School
Splinters Sports Pub
Summerfield bldg
the Steelyard
the Grant
Two Ton Inc.
Vinton Street
WBNA / for. Texaco Station
Wilkinson building

 

Current Events

Non-profit owned and restored. An old gas station – what a great idea for an office. Great space for a great bunch of folks, the WBNA has community tools for rent/use, and supports many programs in the Broadway Neighborhood. Visit their website, www.wbna.org.

History

Designed by Walter Dorwin Teague (1883-1960). He was one of several versatile industrial design consultants in the United States, designing cameras for Eastman Kodak, glassware for Steuben and gas stations for Texaco, among other things. The station was rehabbed in 1998.

Anecdotes

Chris  I used to drive by this building when I lived in Cranston. A great example of an old-style Texaco gas station. I’m happy that it has survived, and is being put to good use.

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