28
Mar
Route 66 was decommissioned in 1984, but many places across the country have not let the road or its history die. You will see more and more places either popping up or getting fixed up as towns all along Route 66 are spending the time and money (sometimes federal grant money) to restore the roadside [...]
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28
Mar
Arizona, well known for its Sun Valley and real southwestern culture, is going to be one of the last states we make it through on Route 66. Arizona is also well known for its deserts, but there is a lot more in this great state than sand. We will outline some of the best stops [...]
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28
Mar
Well, it’s time to put the top down and rev up your engine; we are getting ready to go for a cruise across the great state of Missouri on the historic Route 66! If you were not around during hay day of the original Route 66 don’t worry there are still plenty of memorable stops [...]
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28
Mar
The “Mother Road” spans many states. The original Route 66 actually started in Chicago Illinois and went all the way out west, to the heart of Los Angeles. The road was built originally for commercial travel, but there were obvious benefits to family and cross-country travelers as well. The time spent building this historic route [...]
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28
Mar
We are finally on our last leg of our long journey and are entering California. The Golden State has a lot of history with Route 66 as it was started with getting to California in mind from the east. When the Route 66 board got together to plan out this major highway in the early [...]
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