ABOUT US

In 1940, F.W. Miller built this small stone building as a Texaco gas station. As a major oil company, Texaco stood to be competitive in the Dripping Springs market. Miller lived in nearby Kyle Texas and leased the building to local operators. In 1960, after Highway 290 siphoned off the Mercer Street business, the gas station closed. It has served many other uses since that time but has remained true to its 1940 appearance, including its service station canopy, and is a contributing resource in the historic district.

The Station on Mercer has been restored to its original vintage glory and would be the perfect setting for making your event truly memorable. We've renovated the interior as well as the backyard to offer multiple settings. Options will include adding tables and chairs to accommodate your group. We can also offer caterers or you may bring your own!