Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Filling Station. The distinctive building with a tiled, hipped roof supported by a single column, was constructed sometime before 1926.
The Craftsman Style station on concrete slab is covered with stucco, and its most distinctive feature is a single square concrete post, centered in front of the retail office. The post flares into a concrete beam and supports a hipped-roof. The hipped roof is covered with pressed metal shingles, formed to resemble clay tiles.
The base of the retail office is formed by a low brick wall, upon which the wall framing rests. A replacement door is topped with an original four-light transom, and the store-front windows.
The concrete block flat-roofed garage is set back slightly from the retail office. A shallow pent roof shelters a pair of 24-light overhead doors. The garage extends from the rear of the building and is accessed by two recently added or replacement overhead door on the north elevation. The south elevation features a pair of 20-light metal frame windows.
