Rayle Texaco in Greensboro, North Carolina

by John Margolies

Travel back in time to the mid-century American small town main street experience through this stunning fine art print of the Rayle Texaco service station in Greensboro, North Carolina, taken by the celebrated architectural photographer John Margolies in 1982. Known for his documentation of unique and vanishing roadside architecture from the 20th century, Margolies showcases the delightful Tudor Revival gables and iconic fuel pumps of this historic local filling station.

This vintage photograph print is part of the Roadside America Collection at the Library of Congress and offers a piece of authentic Tar Heel State history, mid-century automobile nostalgia, and Americana wall art for your space.