The Historic
Cucamonga
Service Station
An award-winning, nationally recognized Route 66 landmark. Built in 1915 and lovingly restored to its original look as a Richfield station of the 1930s — now open as a museum of local and Route 66 history.
A Living Piece of American History
The Cucamonga Service Station stands as a testament to the golden age of American road travel. Nestled along the legendary Route 66 in the heart of the Inland Empire, this beautifully restored 1930s Richfield gas station invites visitors to step back in time.
Today, the station serves as a museum showcasing artifacts of local and Route 66 history, offering a unique glimpse into the culture and spirit of roadside America.
Learn our full history
110+
Years of History
Museum Hours
Open Thursday through Sunday
10 AM – 4 PM
Awards & Recognition
Over a century of history, recognized at every level for its cultural significance.
City Landmark
Designated a Rancho Cucamonga City Landmark
Historic Plaque
Landmark Plaque placed by the Native Sons of the Golden West
Preservation Award
Design Preservation Award from the California Preservation Foundation
Governor's Award
Received the prestigious California Governor's Preservation Award
National Register
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Best Museum
Awarded "Best of Rancho Cucamonga — Museum"
Thank You to Our Business Partners
Their generous support helps make our preservation work possible.
Help Us Complete the Restoration
Your generosity helps preserve this irreplaceable piece of Route 66 history for future generations. Every contribution makes a difference.