fun place to stop on our roadtrip. Loved the inside pumps with so much history. My aunt who was a famous race car driver used to do commercials for gasoline in the 1960's read more

What a cool and interesting roadside stop! The man that owns this place has found so many cool things and he was very nice. He told us that certain items outside were for sale and if we saw something we liked to just ask. There are so many wacky things to see here and also nostalgic items. The owner also said he makes some of the items that you see, which was great to hear. There is a lot of passion and work that goes into this place and you will be surprised by what you come across. There are also some old cars that he has collected, which were cool to see! The gas museum was amazing. Lots of bright colors and the collection still lit up! You can easily spend 45 minutes here browsing everything he has accumulated. What an awesome place! read more

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Quick roadside stop but certainly rewarding. The gentleman that owns this collection (and restores old gas pumps) is very friendly and pleasant. You can tell he really loves what he does. He does not charge admission but instead has a donation box for a no-kill animal shelter. There are three main areas to view. In the front, some old gas pumps. On the side, a variety of toys, yard art, tools, and various paraphernalia. Inside, shiny and restored gas pumps. You can technically see the front area while the museum is closed but you'd need access to the side as well as inside. Their hours of operation are listed as 9-5 daily. Still, might be a good idea to call ahead if it's not on your way. The proprietor lives in a house behind the collection and the hours might change slightly based on his schedule. read more

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What a cool place to stop! We were on our way to Taos and turned around to visit here because my husband is a big automotive buff. We met "Happy" ... his business card says Johnnie. He let us wander through his treasures and spent time chatting with us. There is a museum inside as well as lots of finds outside. The items outside are mostly weathered (duh!) while the items inside the "museum" are quite preserved. This stop would be a photographers dream! He has tons of cool stuff on the premises - I just bought a postcard and my husband donated to their animal shelter fund. Happy sat on his chair, while we rested on the front porch, visiting for about 20 minutes. Cool guy! Cool place! read more

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