Gas Station Signage Santa Fe New Mexico August 1938

A gas station in Santa Fe, New Mexico, stands prominently in this vintage image from August 1938. During this time, service stations were common in small towns, serving as essential hubs for travelers. The image features signage displaying gasoline prices, reflecting the automobile culture that flourished in the United States. Santa Fe County played a significant role in the development of roadside commerce, catering to the increasing number of vehicles on the road.

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