Dream Maker Station

Retro roadside
In Adrian, Texas
On Route 66

Dream Maker Station is a Route 66 souvenir and gift shop in a former gas station in Adrian, TX, next to the Midpoint Cafe. The building began as Dub's Enco-Humble station and later ran as Sunflower Station. Jason and Kelly Snyder, who moved from Ohio, bought it in 2021 and reopened it as Dream Maker Station on April 1, 2024. It sells souvenirs, coffee and ice cream.

What is Dream Maker Station?

A shop on the main road through Adrian that sells Route 66 souvenirs, coffee and ice cream and hosts an annual Route 66 car show. The Midpoint Cafe next door is a separate business.

History of Dream Maker Station

The building began as Dub's Enco-Humble service station, run by Dub Edmunds. Fran Houser, who ran the Midpoint Cafe, later operated it as Sunflower Station. The Snyders bought it in 2021, and a delay after surgery pushed the reopening to April 2024.

Visiting Dream Maker Station: tips

It sits right on West Historic Route 66, so it pairs naturally with a stop at the Midpoint Cafe. No posted hours turned up, so check before you count on a coffee stop.

Practical info

Address: 307 W Historic Route 66, Adrian, TX 79001
Phone: +1 937-935-2204
On site & nearby

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Places to eat near Dream Maker Station

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Retro roadside
Midpoint Café
Adrian, TX · next door
The Adrian, TX, diner that marks the halfway point of Route 66, known for its "ugly crust" pies.
Restaurant
Mama Jo's Pies & Sweets
Vega, TX · 13.9 mi from Dream Maker Station
A pie and pastry bakery in a restored building in Vega, run by a baker who began at the Midpoint Cafe.