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vintage illustration mother daughter walking in gas station rest room
/ Gender, LGBTQ, Middle Class, politics

There Are No HERO’s in Houston

Once upon a time the only fear we had about using a public rest room was whether it was clean or not. “Nothing is more welcome to experienced motorists than a Texaco Restroom sign,” begins the copy on this 1941

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vintage illustration mother daughter walking in gas station rest room
/ Gender, LGBTQ, Middle Class, politics

There Are No HERO’s in Houston

Once upon a time the only fear we had about using a public rest room was whether it was clean or not. “Nothing is more welcome to experienced motorists than a Texaco Restroom sign,” begins the copy on this 1941

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vintage illustration little girl walking to rest room
/ American Way, LGBTQ, Middle Class, politics

There are No HERO’s in Houston

  Once upon a time the only fear we had about using a public rest room was whether it was clean or not. “Nothing is more welcome to experienced motorists than a Texaco Restroom sign,” begins the copy on this

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vintage illustration little girl walking to rest room
/ American Way, LGBTQ, Middle Class, politics

There are No HERO’s in Houston

  Once upon a time the only fear we had about using a public rest room was whether it was clean or not. “Nothing is more welcome to experienced motorists than a Texaco Restroom sign,” begins the copy on this

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