Three Amoco Employees Working at Conference Table

50th Anniversary, industry, refineries, Standard Oil Refinery, Wood River

“Three Amoco Employees Working at Conference Table,” Madison Historical, accessed November 21, 2024, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/1201.

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This is a black and white image of two women and a man working at a conference table over a word processor. The women in the photograph are wearing Amoco Jumpsuits. Standard Oil became known as Amoco or American Oil Company in the 1980s. On the back of the photograph the employees are labeled as, "Karen Wagener, Betsy Bild, Greg Rough Quality Control Discuss Certification Process p 13 Bits + Pieces."

Wood River Museum Standard Oil Collection

• industry
• culture
• Wood River
• refineries
• Standard Oil Refinery

• Standard Oil Involvement in the Wood River Community
• Standard Oil’s Company Housing in Wood River, Illinois
• Wood River

• Photograph

• Black and white photographic print
• jpg

• Wood River, Illinois

• WRM-P-0022