76 Gas Station

Designed in 1965 by architect Gin Wong, the station was originally intended to be part of Los Angeles International Airport. When those plans changed, the unique design found a home in Beverly Hills. This gas station is almost like your local landmark. Beyond its visual appeal, the 76 Gas Station also holds historical significance. It's one of the most prominent examples of Googie architecture still standing, and it's been recognized by the Los Angeles Conservancy as a historic place. The station is well-maintained and offers a variety of services, including fuel, car washes, and convenience items. So next time you're in Beverly Hills, be sure to stop by the 76 Gas Station and take in its unique Googie architecture.