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March 2024 by SmileyGnome
I set out on this trip with no plans to see any Rt66 attractions but here I am. What a cool little old gas station that was fully restored. Great place to stop and take photos and just soak in on the moment.This was the spot that I decided to make the most of this trip and see all RT66 had to offer. Other cool places along the way. Some marked on google, others not. Glad this one was marked.
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May 2023 by Like2be Fishing
Fun stop, found a Geocache!
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November 2022 by Wayne Walk Jr
A nice stop for stretching the legs. The town has some other cool buildings as well
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October 2022 by Christophe Budin
Passage assez rapide sur ce lieu qui peut être zappé sans problème si manque de temps
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September 2022 by ashley sprinkel
Not really worth the stop. The towns a bit of a dump to me and not much else there.
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August 2022 by Doug Meadows
The picture in the book was a little better but still a nice stop. Must stop when doing Route 66
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August 2022 by Bonnie Comer
Someone poured a lot of love and attention into this cute route 66 stop.
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July 2022 by Dora Meroney
The Old Route 66 Association of Texas will soon begin some restoration of this wonderful historical building.
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July 2022 by Phillip Hurd
The town is tiny and rime has rally take. It's toll but it was a neat, free place to get some great pictures
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June 2022 by Tim Hensley
I drove up there to see it to see if it was still standing it don't look bad but the town is like a ghost town
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May 2022 by Linda Suskie
Nicely restored 1929 Phillips "cottage-style" gas station. It's closed but a nice photo op
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March 2022 by Rafael Ruedas
A quick must-stop of you're going through the historic Route 66 like me and my wife. It's at the outskirts of a very small town, more like a ghost town next to the interstate.
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November 2021 by Kristen McNally
This is a neat historical site. No entrance just a place to view and take a photo. Hopefully they will keep the place up.(restored)
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November 2021 by Bruce K.
I think this is my third or fourth restored gas station after the Petrified Wood Gas Station in Decatur TX and the Yaphank Garage in Yaphank NY and the Historic Gulf Station in Heath Springs SC Restoring gas stations seems to be a thing. The sign points out that this was the first Phillips 66 station in the state of Texas. It's also the first restored station on the old Route 66. The restored station includes the structure (though the inside is not restored), three Phillips 66 gas pumps (obviously non-functioning) and a tow truck (also, non-functioning). If this sort of Americana turns you on, you'll enjoy this. It is worth a five minute detour off I-40 and a five minute walk around. There is plenty of street parking. [Review 16139 overall - 318 in Texas - 1645 of 2021.]
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December 2020 by Julie Bourdon
Cute little old gas station
