Lohr’s Gas Station was built in 1928 by Lawrence Lohr on the front lawn of his residence at 158 Branch Street. It operated as a gas station when $1.00 could buy 5-8 gallons of gas. Its historic feature is an Oriental pagoda-like roof with bright red roof tiles. Gas stations with pagoda roofs originated in the Midwest and were popular from 1915 through the 1930s, and a few still exist. The front half of the building was originally a drive-through open canopy, which was enclosed in the 1950s when it became Troeller Tire Shop and later the State Farm Insurance Office, and it is currently owned by Gary and Kathleen Schlieve.