Historic Longmont gas station to reopen as eatery
LONGMONT — A gas station built in 1937 will reopen near Longmont’s Prospect neighborhood on Friday with a new life as a restaurant and bar.
According to KMGH-TV Channel 7, developer Zachary Nassar will open Johnson’s Station, the new incarnation of the old Johnson’s Corner service station, as “a place where you can get a hamburger, a drink, sit back in the backyard here that we created and just enjoy yourself.” Its old gasoline pumps have been converted into electric-vehicle charging stations.
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A gas station built in 1937 will reopen near Longmont’s Prospect neighborhood on Friday with a new life as a restaurant and bar.
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