Gary's Gay Parita (2025)
The story of Gary Turner and how he turned a dream into the Gay Parita Gas Station at Paris Junction, Missouri, a Route 66 landmark and road trip attraction. Originally built as a gas station in , the station met an unfortunate fate when it burned down. However, its spirit was far from extinguished.
Gary's Gay Parita in Ash Grove, Missouri » Route 66 Road Map
Gary's Gay Parita on Route 66 in Ash Grove, Missouri is a replica of a Sinclair service station with one of the largest road shields on Route No account yet? Decades later, in , Route 66 enthusiast Gary Turner and his wife Lena lovingly restored the site. Gay Parita Sinclair Filling Station on Route 66 in Missouri
Gary's Gay Parita is a beautiful recreation of a 's Sinclair gas station situated 25 miles west of Springfield. Nestled 25 miles west of Springfield, Missouri, along the iconic Route 66, Gary's Gay Parita stands as a remarkable testament to the past. This meticulously recreated 's Sinclair gas station invites visitors to step into a bygone era. 
Gary’s Gay Parita/Barbara and George in Parita Missouri
Recreation of a Sinclair gas station, taking you for a journey in time. The site includes a replica station, along with original pumps and other memorabilia from the heyday of Route The Mother Road. Put together by the late Gary & Lena Turner for all to enjoy. .
Gary's Gay Parita Sinclair on Route 66
Exp Product Support ChatThis was our second stop by Gary's Gay Parita. We stopped in May and again in September. We had them stamp and sign our Route 66 Centennial book. Great folks doing a great service to help preserve an important part of Route 66 and family history. This place is a "Must See". Barbara & George shared a lot of interesting history about Gary and the location. We enjoyed it. . Gary’s Gay Parita, Ash Grove
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Meet the Owners of Gary's Gay Parita
Gary’s Gay Parita proudly stands as a testament to the golden age of the American road trip. Originally built as a gas station in , the station met an unfortunate fate when it burned down. However, its spirit was far from extinguished. In , Gary and Lena Turner breathed new life into the site, reconstructing the station and surrounding buildings, though the Turners have since passed. .
Step Back in Time at Gary’s Gay Parita
Gay Parita Sinclair Filling Station The original structure on this site was built in by Fred and Gay Mason. Fred named the station "Gay Parita" after his wife Gay. Fred's station burned in , and ceased operation. It was later lovingly recreated by Gary and Lena Turner in Gary passed away in , and the site is commonly known today as "Gary's Gay Parita". Barbara Barnes, Gary's. .