Gas stations get a second act: donut shops, roasteries, and beer gardens where the pumps used to be. Rae and Andi trace roadside architecture from Art Deco curves to Mission Revival tile to a baffling Tudor cottage phase (chimneys included) and land squarely in your coffee cup. It’s architecture, nostalgia, and a mild caffeine addiction, all in one episode.
References:
The NPS has a fascinating article about Phillips 66 station restorations and also Preservation Brief 46 “The Preservation and Reuse of Historic Gas Stations” by Chad Randl, mentioned in the episode.
