Classic Vintage Gas Stations Still Standing

From a giant teapot in Washington to Frank Lloyd Wright's only built gas station, these photos show filling stations from the golden age of the road trip that you can still go and see. Each one was built to sell gas and still stands: a few still pump fuel, many have been restored as museums and visitor centers, and others found new lives as a bakery, an ice cream shop or a community center. Route 66 cottages sit alongside storybook novelties, Art Deco towers and the modernist and Googie stations of the 1950s and 1960s. The photos run roughly in the order the stations were built.