Beam's Shell Service Station and Office in Cherryville, North Carolina, is a historic roadside filling station built around 1930 by the Shell Oil Company. Its one-story Mission and Spanish Revival design, with stuccoed walls, brick trim, and an original pump island with gasoline pumps, preserves the appearance of an early service station. The site is significant not only for its architecture but also for its connection to Carolina Freight Carriers Corporation, which began there during the 1930s. Next to it, the C. Grier Beam Truck Museum displays Carolina Freight trucks, early tractors, trailers, and memorabilia that tie the station to the region's trucking history.