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H.P. Sears Service Station Museum, Rome

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H.P. Sears Service Station Museum reviews

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4.7

By colleen c

While visiting Fort Stanwix we purposely HAD to drive by this place. I have a family filled with motorheads ~ military and hobbyist and was REALLY looking forward to see old Americana brought back...

While visiting Fort Stanwix we purposely HAD to drive by this place. I have a family filled with motorheads ~ military and hobbyist and was REALLY looking forward to see old Americana brought back... more »
By Don O

This is a quaint stop to make if you are visiting Rome, NY. It is so nice to see a little bit of Americana preserved. I would not go back to Rome just for this museum, but if you are in Rome, it is a.... more

This is a quaint stop to make if you are visiting Rome, NY. It is so nice to see a little bit of Americana preserved. I would not go back to Rome just for this museum, but if you are in Rome, it is a.... more »
By Joyce P

This 1929 gas station is part of a revitalization of the History of Rome, NY. It’s located centrally. Gas was sold for thee cents a gallon. What would make this museum more unique would be a 1929...

This 1929 gas station is part of a revitalization of the History of Rome, NY. It’s located centrally. Gas was sold for thee cents a gallon. What would make this museum more unique would be a 1929... more »

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By Raphael Rivas

I loved seeing this historic stuff hopefully I'll get to go in the actual museum one day.

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By jim catalfamo

its amazing that this place exist. its beautiful place to get lost in time

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By Pat Corbett

It's a time machine. Step back 80 years and see what a real service station looked like. And it's a free show.!

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By John R Horne II

IT IS NOT CLOSED, Open by appointment only. This is a living Museum of Gas Stations of yester-years. This is an awesome step back into time. It would be perfect for vintage auto or time period photography. Also a good place to see how things use to be back in the day. I have seen it in both summer and winter. At Christmas 2017 there was even a tree on display...lol

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By Ryan Downey

A cool look at how gas stations were many years ago. A nice thing to check out during my travels.

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