Wild Lily/White Rose Service Station

Main St. Wolfville: A Self-Guided Heritage Tour

Wild Lily/White Rose Service Station

Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P, Canada

Created By: Randall House Museum

Information

Location: 385 Main St.

Built in 1930 as a White Rose service station, it was once one of Wolfville’s nine gas stations. Today, there are none! The station closed in 1960, but this building as has seen many businesses come and go over the years.

Art Moderne, is the style in which this building was built. Notice its flat roof, plain facade and round corners. The name of the builder is unrecorded.

Fun Fact: Gasoline was considered a useless by-product in the process of producing kerosene.

Photos:

  1. The building, as of July 2023
  2. Lion’s Day, circa 1956

This point of interest is part of the tour: Main St. Wolfville: A Self-Guided Heritage Tour


 

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