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This little gas station, almost forgotten in time, was on the northwest corner of M-43 and CR 215.  It was probably built sometime in the early 1930's.  A sign above the door says "Harry T. Bigelow & Son."  It's not clear if the Bigelows actually built the station, but they were one of the first to run it.  Lefty Wood and Jack Price were also known to have operated the business.  There was also a very small house that sat just to the left and out of sight in this photo.  After very little success as a gas station, both buildings were moved directly across CR 215 and joined together to form a new home.  They can still be seen there today. 

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