Update
Bob Mullen passed away in March of 2020 and all of the memorabilia was auctioned.
Bob’s Gasoline Alley
The largest collection of Historic Route 66 gasoline memorabilia in the mid-west was started in 1995 by owner Bob Mullen and his wife Darlene both lovers of memorabilia from the 50’s/60’s era. Bob’s love and fascination for the old highway Route 66 started in his youth. Living next to the highway he enjoyed sitting on his front porch watching traffic going up and down the highway, wondering where they were all going in such a big hurry.
What to Photograph
Thousands of pieces of gas station memorabilia and signs.
Where it is:
Bob’s Gasoline Alley is just off old Route 66 just West of Cuba Missouri.
I-44 to exit 203, head southeast on Route 66 a little over a mile, turn left on Beamer Lane, on left before interstate overpass.
Maps:
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GPS:
38°2’49.955″ N 91°27’38.358″ W
Hours:
Bob Mullen owner of Bob’s Gasoline Alley
Cost:
There is no cost to visit, donations are accepted. Bob charges a small fee to open the buildings when he is available. The facilities are available to rent for party’s and events.
Location Contact Information:
Bob’s Gasoline Alley Photo Gallery
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