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1. #24 HOUR GAS STATION MEDFORD OREGON FULL#
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Our team of helpful car enthusiasts can suggest specific parts for your project and share valuable automotive knowledge. Whether you’re completing routine maintenance or rebuilding an engine, you’ll find the tools you need at Advance. We stock parts and accessories for all kinds of vehicles, from cars, trucks, and motorcycles to ATVs and lawnmowers.

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Plus, we provide free store services, fast, same-day options at most locations and more.Īdvance carries leading brands, including FRAM fluids and oil filters, Carquest parts, DieHard® batteries, Meguiar’s wash and wax products, and WeatherTech to name a few.

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We have a full assortment of leading name-brand automotive aftermarket parts and products, and our skilled team members can answer your DIY questions. And do come see us again.Looking for car parts in Medford to get the job done yourself and done right? Your local Advance Auto Parts at 3633 Crater Lake Hwy is ready to help vehicle owners like you. We like what we do and we hope you do as well. We reserve the right to assess parties of 6 or more a 20% service charge (but you are welcome to leave more since your porter shares tips with the whole crew). We buy from local growers, vintners and artisans. We will do our best to meet your dietary needs. And much credit and thanks to Roger Whipple of Jacksonville, for his early restoration work. The giant mural, painted by Emil Knutson, is from a 1912 photograph. This room is a great spot for showing your company or family videos, slideshows or DVDs. Our Station Master’s Office banquet room, complete with a custom audio-visual center featuring flat screen TV, DVD and internet services, was once the sole domain of the Station Master, who no doubt held a party or two of his own there.

The original railway Passenger Ticket Counter now serves as the curved center section of the bar. Many early artifacts are displayed including a ladder for attic access and a ticket making machine.

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The windows are all original, having been recased and rehung.

Indoors one finds the original golden painted radiators that heat the building, craftsman style chandeliers (reproduced from a 1914 interior photograph) radiating their own warmth and ambiance. 100-year-old ‘railroad graffiti’ adorns much of the hand-hewn brickwork. While enjoying your visit and award-winning cuisine, take a moment to observe and appreciate the numerous original and still functioning features of this historic building: over 40,000 Mid-west red roof tiles, hand chiseled exterior granite corbels and massive wooden beams. Now, after an extensive renovation as a restaurant and a bar and designation as a National Historic Landmark, this true gem of Southern Oregon architecture once again proudly serves the community. From 1955 to 1996 the depot was abandoned or used only as a freight office. After just two glorious decades passenger rail service declined due in part to the Great Depression and the increasing popularity of automobile travel. This new passenger depot was completed and dedicated in October of the same year, a mere nine months from start to finish. In February of 1910 ground was broken for a new brick railroad depot to replace the older, wooden structure located south of Main Street. By 1910 Medford, renamed by a railroad engineer, was a rapidly growing, prosperous community and Jackson County had become one of the fastest growing counties in the United States. The city of Medford was born in the late 1880’s when the Central Oregon and Pacific railroad pushed south through a town called ‘Middleford’ in the Rogue Valley. We welcome you to a classic American restaurant and bar and a tantalizing taste of oldtown Oregon history. Porters is nostalgically named in honor of all the men and women who work professionally aboard passenger trains bringing food, drink, courtesy and a warm smile to their traveling patrons.