Lee's Service Center in State Line, Mississippi, a once lively gas station, transitioned through time from a bustling garage to a charming flea market, now sits in total abandonment. The vintage pumps, long silent, and the faded sign still bear witness to its past lives. After years of serving the community as a place to fuel up and gather, it became a haven for antiquers and collectors, filled with relics and curiosities. But now, nature and neglect have taken over; the market stalls are empty, the goods long gone, leaving behind only the echoes of laughter and bartering. Peeling paint, broken glass, and the slow creep of vegetation tell the current tale of Lee's, a place where history has once again moved on, leaving behind a silent testament to both its industrial and communal past.