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Step Back in Time

Step into a bygone era at The Filling Station Museum, nestled in the historic heart of Quincy, Florida. Experience the charm of vintage Americana as you explore our private collection, curated by Wilson Hinson of the Hinson Oil family.

Gas Pump Globes on display at The Filling Station Museum Quincy Florida

Explore Our Collection:

  • Petrol Signs: Marvel at dozens of full-size vintage signs that once adorned gas stations across America.
  • Antique Gas Pumps & Globes: Admire the craftsmanship of yesteryears with our array of beautifully preserved gas pumps and their iconic globes.
  • Photographs & Memorabilia: Dive into history with photographs and artifacts that tell the story of automotive evolution.

Start your tour by scanning a Tour Stop QR plaque located throughout the musuem or press the button below to view online.

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Outside View Window at Filling Station Museum Quincy FL. Vintage Gas Pumps, Signs and Memorabilia

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Where

Historic Downtown Quincy Florida

19 North Madison Street
Quincy, FL 32351

When

The Museum is generally open between:

Tuesday – Saturday
7:00 am -3:00 pm

Virtual Tour Open 24 Hours

"A Fascinating Journey Through Time" - Sarah J."

 “The Filling Station Museum in Quincy, Florida, offers a captivating look into the past with its impressive collection of vintage gas station memorabilia. From the massive porcelain signs to the antique gas pumps, each piece tells a story of American road travel history. The self-guided QR tour adds an interactive element that truly enhances the experience. A must-visit for anyone interested in petroliana or the golden age of automobiles!”

"Nostalgia at Its Finest" - Mike D.

“I was blown away by the authenticity and detail at the Filling Station Museum. The Sinclair, Gulf, and Texaco signs are in remarkable condition, and the way they’ve integrated the museum with a dining experience is genius. You get to eat surrounded by history! The virtual tour option on their website is a nice touch for those who can’t visit in person. Highly recommend for any car lover or history buff.”

"Educational and Entertaining" - Lisa M.

“Visiting the Filling Station Museum was both educational and entertaining for my students. The museum’s collection, including the impressive 6-foot Sinclair sign, provided a tangible connection to the history of the oil industry and American culture. The QR codes for each exhibit were a hit, making learning interactive and fun. It’s a unique blend of history, memorabilia, and a community dining space that I’d visit again.”