An early gas station on Route 66
An early gas station after a snowfall on Historic Route 66 in 1936. The building was originally a store front that was converted to a gas station. It later became a parts store and was later refurbished and opened as a restaurant. (Photo/Williams Historic Photo Archive)
Originally Published: February 1, 2022 11 a.m.
An early gas station after a snowfall on Historic Route 66 in 1936.
The building was originally a store front that was converted to a gas station. It later became a parts store and was later refurbished and opened as a restaurant.
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