NRHP: Gloe Brothers Service Station

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Gloe Brothers Service Station

Gloe Brothers Service Station

NRHP Reference #: 00000768

NRHP Listing Date: 20000705

Location

609 E 11th, Wood River, Hall County, Nebraska

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Summary

Located in Wood River, the Gloe Brothers Service Station opened in 1933. It is significant for its association with transportation and the development of the Lincoln Highway. The Gloe Brothers Service Station was conceived and built in conjunction with an important period of highway development that saw the Lincoln Highway become a truly modern road.

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