Summer Photograph - Zillah Teapot Dome Service Station by Mark Kiver

Zillah Teapot Dome Service Station is a photograph by Mark Kiver which was uploaded on May 11th, 2014.

Zillah Teapot Dome Service Station

Originally built in 1922 as a memorial to the conspiracy over the Teapot Dome oil fields in Wyoming and Elk Hills California. For more just google to... more

by Mark Kiver

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Title

Zillah Teapot Dome Service Station

Artist

Mark Kiver

Medium

Photograph

Description

Originally built in 1922 as a memorial to the conspiracy over the Teapot Dome oil fields in Wyoming and Elk Hills California. For more just google to find a very interesting historical story. The station was built on highway 410 between Zillah and Grange in Washington State. In 1978 the construction of I82 forced the Teapot station to be moved a couple of times. Since it was a big icon for the area, Zillah decided to move it into town where it is used as a visitor center. NOTE: I did remove all the electrical/telephone lines that were distracting in the background. I do have a version with the power lines in it if that is what you prefer.

Uploaded

May 11th, 2014