The Last Standard Oil Company Gas Station In California Editorial Photo

When the US Supreme Court forced the breakup of Standard Oil in 1911, in the process created a multitude of new companies, all of whom dropped the `Standard` name and logos. Except for Chevron. Due to a vaguely written trade mark law, in order to maintain the name, they must maintain a presence in each of the states they operate in. So this Standard Oil Gas Station in San Francisco looks like any other Chevron station, operates like any other Chevron station, but just under the original Standard name.