Phillips 66 Gas Pumps on Route 60 in Columbus, Wisconsin

by John Margolies

Get your hands on a bit of open road nostalgia from the 20th century through this rare photo taken by famous architectural historian and photographer John Margolies in Route 60 in Columbus, Wisconsin. The picture features an ideal array of three old fashioned Phillips 66 gas stations with their trademark "Flite-Fuel Unleaded" in white, "Regular" in pastel blue, and "Sixty-Six Premium" in red.

The renowned photographer spent more than four decades capturing America’s disappearing roadside heritage and commercial architecture. This piece is a perfect blend of midcentury industrial styling, classic color blocking, and nostalgic typography. If you want to decorate your garage, man cave, office or home, this fine art photography print is a great addition for your space.

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