Gas station Designed By Frank Lloyd Wright

Great stop to make. You can still get gas here. Mechanic opens up the second floor room for you to take a look. Very familiar canopy panoramic effect FLW has used in his projects.

This important cultural heritage needs more attention

Awesome :) still in operation and in good condition.

Really cool piece of history a must see

Featured in Feb 1-2, 2020 Wall Street Journal. “Fill ‘Er Up, Mr. Wright” by Ingela Ratledge Amundson, details how a gas station helped a coastal elitist (the writer’s husband, Anders Amundson) fall in love with Minnesota.Though the pictures indicate the place needs some maintenance love, it’s still worthy of a visit if you’re in the neighborhood passing by.

Hard to believe what I say. Frank Loyd Wright designed gas station!

Love love love this piece of art! Great bunch of guys working here and full service! Thanks for keeping this treasure going!!!

They have done a good job of trying to maintain the place as a working gas station auto shop. They sell soveneer mugs with the logo designed by Wright himself.

They sell propane! Great staff. Actual mechanic on site. They can fix it!

It’s a truly weird thing to see a gas station designed by one of America’s most famous architects. My Scout Troop enjoyed the experience but had some questions about the design. I thought it was fun.

The only full service gas station Ive been to since the 70s. And only a nickel per gallon more than the polyunsaturated mega gas mart down the road. Well worth the extra buck to have my gas pumped and windows cleaned while I wander around a Frank Lloyd Wright building.

Really neat place and the staff is very friendly and helpful

Something fun to see. In the summer you are guaranteed to see any number of amateur photographers working to get a photo. Please dont stand in the middle of the street to take your selfies.

Good people. 5 stars

Because its Americana

They are some of the nicest people ive met

Its a gas station, if FLW is a passion of yours it is worth the see, if not you can still get gas

Full service. But went to see the one-of-a-kind building

Feels very modern, nice place to learn about Frank Lloyd Wrights contributions to American culture.

Good place to get propane

Propane fill

Great