Petroleum Tanker - Route 66, McLean, Texas, USA
N 35° 13.960 W 100° 36.123
14S E 354218 N 3900021
Pick up truck converted to carry Gas - Parked alongside the Mother Road at a Phillips petroleum, dolls house vintage gas station, on Route 66, McLean, Texas.
Waymark Code: WMNJ92
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 03/22/2015
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A 1928 cottage style Phillips 66, Gas station, closed in 1970, restored in 1992 by the Old Route 66 Association of Texas. The first Gas station for Phillips Petroleum in Texas. The tiny gas station is located on the Westbound alignment of Route 66.
The Dolls House size Phillips Gas Station, in 1928 became the first Phillips 66 Retail Outlet in Texas.
"This vintage 1928 gas service station, designed in “Cottage Fashion” and often called a “Doll House” was started in 1927 after Congress authorized a coast-to-coast highway called Route 66. Finished in 1928, the station operated under different owners and brands of products until the Interstate system came into being.
Company records show this station was the first Phillips Petroleum Company retail outlet built outside Oklahoma at the time. Renovated in 1992 by local citizens under the auspices of the Old Route 66 Association of Texas, this now famous Route 66 Icon is the most photographed property all along Route 66. The site is owned and maintained by the Texas Route 66 Association." Text source: (
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Address of Icon:
First St (Route 66)
Westbound
McLean, Texas USA.