Located on the northwest corner of W. Washington St. and South Columbia Ave., this filling station was constructed of  brick between 1930 and 1949. The façade, or south elevation facing W. Washington St., has an open portico supported  by two brick columns on its east end to accommodate gas pumps and cars. Under the portico is a storefront bay with a  door flanked by two fixed metal windows. The west end of the façade has two large garage bays filled with fixed metal  windows. Between the garage bays and the storefront is a window with metal security bars. The east end of this  building also served as a bus station, so the east elevation along N. Columbia St., has two pedestrian doors and one  window. The rear wall, or north elevation of this filling station, is built of Thurber brick.