Restored 1929 Route 66 Gas Station

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Restored historic roadside landmark showcasing an early Phillips 66 service station and preserving the architectural heritage of the Route 66 travel era.

General Information
Hours:
Open 24 hours daily
Fees:
Free
Pet Policy:
Pets are allowed outdoors if kept under control and cleaned up after
Closest cities with hotels:
McLean (0 mi)
Shamrock (22 mi)
Seasons:
All year, with spring and fall providing the most comfortable weather for Route 66 sightseeing
Location:
212 First St, McLean, TX 79057
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From Shamrock (22 mi): Take I-40 W to Exit 142 for McLean, follow First Street into town, and continue to the restored station at 212 First Street.

This small brick service station in downtown McLean has been restored to its original 1929 appearance, right down to the vintage pumps and period signage. It's a quick, easy stop rather than a full attraction — pull in to see what a Route 66 filling station looked like when the highway was new, then wander the surrounding historic district for more reminders of the road's heyday.

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