The tradition of roadside architecture is here carried on into the 1960s. The small white building boasts a band of signs advertising its wares—ice cream, milk, malts, shakes, and cones. To reinforce the image of these products, a large ice cream cone is poised over the entrance and a calm cow stands on top of the multiple-pole sign.
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