Own a piece of Route 66 history. Built in 1925 along Miami, Oklahoma's Main Street -- the longest continuous stretch of Main Street anywhere on the Mother Road -- this rock-and-masonry garage later became the Hudson Service Station, fueling travelers through Route 66's golden age. In August 2025, it earned an official spot on the National Register of Historic Places, recognized for its rare ''house with bays'' service-station architecture and its role in America's most iconic highway. The listing opens the door to historic preservation assistance for a buyer ready to bring it back to life. Rock-solid bones, unmistakable street presence, and a story no other property on the block can tell -- 218 S. Main is ready for its next chapter.