Latrobe, Pennsylvania: 25-Foot-Tall Gas Pump
Large metal statue, part of the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor's Roadside Giants project, designed and built by students in 2010.
Lincoln Highway Experience Museum
- Address:
- 3435 Lincoln Hwy, Latrobe, PA
- Directions:
- Outside the Lincoln Highway Experience Museum. On the south side of eastbound-only US-30/Lincoln Hwy, 1.5 miles east of its intersection with PA-982.
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This giant gas pump sculpture was originally located in 2009 about 5 miles further east on Hwy 30. The Lincoln Highway Experience Museum was supposed to be constructed next to it. Plans changed and the museum was built where it is today. The gas pump was moved in late 2019 to stand outside the museum, as intended.
[Mike Gassmann, 10/04/2021]
Waiting for that giant Packard to come by.
[The Void, 10/05/2017]
This 25-foot-high gas pump is one of five Roadside Giants of the Lincoln Highway. The steel pump, weighing nearly 5,000 pounds, represents a 1940s Bennett gas pump.
The site where the sculpture is located was formerly a service station and is the future home of the Lincoln Highway Experience, being planned by the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor.
[Ann Carden, 09/10/2011]
Eastern Westmoreland Career & Technology Center in Latrobe, PA created the 1940s Bennett Gas Pump (25 ft. high and weighs over 4,900 lbs). This Roadside Giant of the Lincoln Highway was installed at the future site of the Lincoln Highway Experience, in Ligonier Township at the intersection of Routes 30 West and 259 North.
The students chose the gas pump design because the installation site is the former home of Donato's Filling Station (1930s-1940s).
[Leah Cominsky, 07/17/2009]Nearby Offbeat Places



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When the pump was built in 2009 it was intended to mark the site of a future attraction named "The Lincoln Highway Experience." Thus far, it's just the pump.