Frontier Station Family Project

Frontier Station Family Project *Under Construction* watch our family rebuild a 1951 Mobil Station and Motel on Historic Route 66.

Local friends - so sorry, we need to CANCEL the July 25th breakfast at Frontier Station to travel for hospital shenaniga...
07/13/2026

Local friends - so sorry, we need to CANCEL the July 25th breakfast at Frontier Station to travel for hospital shenanigans, but we'll be back out on AUGUST 8th and can't wait to see everyone! 🍳

Now she's ready to party! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲Have a safe and happy Fourth of July everyone!
07/04/2026

Now she's ready to party! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Have a safe and happy Fourth of July everyone!

07/02/2026

Safe travels Nathan 😀

We were enjoying our “bacon pancakes” breakfast outside yesterday in the rural high desert, when a man walked by jugglin...
06/28/2026

We were enjoying our “bacon pancakes” breakfast outside yesterday in the rural high desert, when a man walked by juggling! We invited him for pancakes and cactus coolers and he told us about his plans to walk and juggle his way across the country from Santa Monica to New York juggling to support circus arts, you never know what you will see on Historic Route 66!

We just received this restored photo of Grandpa Paul with his new white truck and white uniform, presumedly for his new ...
06/21/2026

We just received this restored photo of Grandpa Paul with his new white truck and white uniform, presumedly for his new shop in Kingman, Frontier Garage, Beale St, circa 1983

Happy Father’s Day to all the hard working family men, hope you are doing something great today with someone you love.

We would like to extend sincere thanks to Mike Ward for generously donating this remarkable framed 1951 Mobiloil Arizona...
06/09/2026

We would like to extend sincere thanks to Mike Ward for generously donating this remarkable framed 1951 Mobiloil Arizona Roadmap to Frontier Station.

The year 1951 is especially meaningful to Truxton when it emerged along Route 66, with gas stations, cafes, and motels built to welcome travelers crossing the Mother Road. By 1981, the final Interstate 40 bypass was completed, diverting traffic far away from this section of Route 66. Businesses closed one by one until 2012, when the last remaining motel and café shut their doors, and Truxton faded off the maps.

Today, Truxton is not an incorporated town, village, or city. It is classified only as a Census Designated Place (CDP), it does not even have its own ZIP code. Officially, residents' addresses belong to Peach Springs or Valentine. In many ways, Truxton exists more in memory than on paper.

The stories, photographs, buildings, and artifacts that remain keep its history alive. This 1951 roadmap is more than a map—it is a snapshot of the moment when Truxton was coming to life, and a reminder of the travelers, families, and businesses that made this stretch of Route 66 special.

Thank you, Mike, for helping preserve a piece of that history for future generations.

We got a Red Flag notice Saturday morning (Wind and Dust!) and considered canceling roadside breakfast, but we cooked in...
06/08/2026

We got a Red Flag notice Saturday morning (Wind and Dust!) and considered canceling roadside breakfast, but we cooked inside the garage instead and it was fine. Afterwards Mike and Shawn delivered this beauty!! We love the real patina, we plan to give it a new architectural life and purpose here, but this one will never be restored, we love it.

I’m taking suggestions for breakfasts starting with Bacon Pancakes on the 27th at 9:00am!
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A lot of people have been asking if we have passport stamps, we won’t be keeping hours anytime soon, but I put a few “st...
06/01/2026

A lot of people have been asking if we have passport stamps, we won’t be keeping hours anytime soon, but I put a few “stamp” stickers outside for now. If you are stopping in Valentine/Truxton feel free to help yourself!

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16101 Historic Route 66
Truxton, AZ
86437

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