Stokely Event Center here in Tulsa has lots and lots of old signs including these old gas station signs.
They also have their own geocache on the site also named Totally Stoked. No, I haven’t found it yet; yes I have looked for it, fail.
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Do you mean to tell me there’s a superior geocacher in town?LOL
LOVE the signs. Where is this place located?
Keep looking for the geocache. No doubt you’ll be totally stoked when you find it.
Great photo of all those gas station signs.
That’s a lotta gas signs. Can’t believe you’ve missed their geocache. It must really be well hidden.
Nice sign collection. My Grandpa worked for Sinclair.
Those are cool signs. If only we can get gasoline at the same price as the old days.
I never expected you to fail at a geocache, Yogi!
These signs are neat and I like the way you photographed them. The sky sure was pretty that day too!
dont give up … just rethink your approach .. it works for Toonman and his missing keys all the time 😉
I love those vintage signs! They are real collectibles these days.
Enjoy your visit to the Grand Tetons — it is a beautful park!
Maybe Michael, Jacob and I need to go look for that one with you.
Those signs are wonderful! I love how they all have some red – very noticeable!
@Driller – it is at the intersection of US169 and Broken Arrow Expressway.
Wonderful old signs, hope you find the geocache one day soon.
These are so wonderful! Love this pic.
Great find on the gas station signs. There are some unusual ones there, like Lion. Well found and photographed.
That’s a great old collection.
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«Louis» likes these old signs!
He had forgotten all about Cosden. He wonders what happened to them – time for a Google search…
Great sign collection. It is interesting how the colours red and blue feature so prominently on gas signs.
It took two trips for me to find it. It couldn’t have been there the first time, it was way to easy of a hide not to find it. I’m sure it gets muggled quite a bit.