Zillah, Washington: Teapot Dome Gas Station
Why build a gas station in the shape of a teapot? If you had been alive in 1922, you'd get the joke.
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Teapot Dome Gas Station
I just visited the station on 11-29-06 and was pleased to see that the reported vandalism was not visible. Some grafitti was painted over but the station is intact. It looks great in the snow! I have corrected the HWY 82 exit directions, which is actually exit #54.
[Phil Pasquini, 12/03/2006]The Teapot has suffered some vandalism and needs maintenance. The City of Zillah is atempting to purchase it and give the Teapot a safe home in Zillah.
[Jeff Miles, 11/06/2006]Teapot Dome Gas Station
The station is closed and abandoned, but in good shape.
[Phil Pasquini, 07/17/2005]Sorry to report, but on a recent roadtrip thru Zillah we found that the Teapot Dome Gas Station had closed.
[Lisa, 04/23/2004]Teapot Dome Gas Station
Teapot Dome Gas Station is a working gas station with full service (clean windows, check fluids, pump gas, etc) and the man who was working there (not sure if he is the owner or what) is happy to give you info on it and tell you the story of the real "Teapot Dome Scandal." It had something to do with an oil scandal years ago.
[Jennifer, 10/18/1998]It was built in 1922 by Jack Ainsworth as a political statement over the Harding Teapot Dome scandal.
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Teapot Dome Gas Station
- Address:
- 117 1st Ave., Zillah, WA
- Directions:
- I-82 exit 52. Drive north a half-mile on Meyers Rd, which turns into 1st Ave. The Teapot will be on the left, in a little park across from the cemetery.
- Hours:
- April-Sep. W-F 1-4, Sa 10-1 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 509-829-5151
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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J. Hull adds: "This station is owned by the Strader family now, and they have stated that they are shutting it down."