Reiff's Antique Gas Station Automotive Museum in Woodland, California, was founded in 2000 by Mark Reiff and grew from his home into an immersive celebration of American roadside culture. Focused on vintage service stations and mid-20th-century automotive life, it featured 10,000 square feet of exhibits with period settings such as an antique gas station, diner, general store, movie theater, and staged crash scenes, along with antique pumps, gasoline signs, and a 1956 Chevrolet tow truck. A meeting room and outdoor patio hosted gatherings, while the detailed sets attracted vintage car owners for photographs and events such as the annual Reiff's Street Bash. Though now permanently closed, it was known for transforming one collector's passion into a vivid museum world.