Dunkle's was designed by Pittsburgh-based Edward Weber, who became known for his Art Deco designs (
AL103). This small, cream-colored gas station, faced with terra-cotta tile, was built to service the traffic on U.S. 30. It has two colorful bands of decorative tile and vibrant signage. It is a fine example of Art Deco, and has the varied roofline, geometric patterns, and colors characteristic of the style.
Dunkle's Gulf Service Station
1933, Edward Joseph Weber. W. Pitt St. at West St.