Lucille's Historic Service Station

About the Attraction

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A stop at Lucille's Historic Service Station on Route 66 offers a nostalgic glimpse into America's iconic highway era. Here’s what to expect:

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• Unique Architecture: Built in the late 1920s, Lucille's is one of only two remaining upper-story, out-thrust porch style gas stations on Oklahoma’s stretch of Route 66, featuring Bungalow Craftsman elements and vintage gas pumps.
• Rich History: Originally known as Provine Station, it became famous under the ownership of Lucille Hamons, who operated the station for decades and became a beloved Route 66 figure, earning the nickname “Mother of the Mother Road.”
• Authentic Atmosphere: The station stands as a preserved relic of the golden age of road travel, offering visitors a chance to experience the charm and character of classic roadside America.

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It’s a must-visit for those seeking to connect with the spirit and history of Route 66.