Union 76 in Cucamonga, California

by John Margolies

Experience the golden era of American road travel through this remarkable fine art photograph taken by John Margolies featuring an old service station of Union 76 in Cucamonga, California. Built against the picturesque backdrop of the snow-capped San Gabriel Mountains, this photo highlights the appeal of the 20th century American roadside architecture. Noted by its colorful red-tiled roof and whitewashed stucco arches, this building is characteristic of the Spanish Colonial Revival style that is popular among buildings constructed along the historic thoroughfares of Southern California, especially Route 66. Through his keen eye for details, Margolies has captured the old pumps, orange-and-blue 76 sphere sign and blue skies.

A must-have for Americana collectors and vintage car aficionados, this superb print is sure to add a touch of West Coast roadside history anywhere you display it.