B&L was always a family run business. Above from top to bottom: Art pumping gas, his son James pumping gas, James's son Brandon helps clean.
A sign at the station celebrating Art's birthday.
The above images are thanks to Art and Jean LaFave.
B&L Tire Mart Sign, October, 1974.
The Gulf Station, October, 1969.
View looking up Spring Street, January 1961.
The above images are thanks to Kathy Thompson.
The Demolition of the B&L, September 15, 2003.
Art watches the demolition alongside family and friends, September 15, 2003.
The above photos are thanks to Heather Clemow.
A sign announcing the closing of the B&L, 2000.
Art (center) with wife Jean (left) and daughter Rosemary (right).
A group of Williams College Students leaving a football game c. 1980.
The Gulf Station before B&L.
The above photos and the title photo are thanks to the Williamstown House of Local History.
A very special thanks to Mike Miller for his extensive help in locating and identifying photographs.
The Gulf Station, October, 1969.
View looking up Spring Street, January 1961.
The above images are thanks to Kathy Thompson.
The Demolition of the B&L, September 15, 2003.
Art watches the demolition alongside family and friends, September 15, 2003.
The above photos are thanks to Heather Clemow.
A sign announcing the closing of the B&L, 2000.
Art (center) with wife Jean (left) and daughter Rosemary (right).
A group of Williams College Students leaving a football game c. 1980.
The Gulf Station before B&L.
The above photos and the title photo are thanks to the Williamstown House of Local History.
A very special thanks to Mike Miller for his extensive help in locating and identifying photographs.
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