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Galena Mining and Historical Museum in Galena, Kansas
Galena, Kansas, named after the lead ore “galena” found in the area, has a rich history rooted in mining. Founded in the late 19th century during a lead and zinc mining boom, the town quickly grew as miners flocked to exploit its abundant resources. This mining heritage is reflected in Galena’s historic buildings and landmarks. …
Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The historic Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma opened its doors in 1937. Today it is one of the city’s last original movie houses with an intact auditorium, though its future was not always as bright as the neon sign that adorns the facade. The 1,500 seat theater remained active until it closed in 1989. …
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a historic property located on a historic road. On your Route 66 road trip, spend the night in one of the 26 uniquely decorated rooms in this boutique hotel. The Campbell Hotel started its life as the Casa Loma Hotel in 1927. Located in the Max Campbell Building, …
Mahan’s Filling Station in Springfield, Illinois
Mahan’s Filling Station in Springfield, Illinois is a gas station on the move. While the building has seen many owners, many businesses, and many locations, over the years, it’s been a popular stop for travelers since the early 1900s. This tiny service station was built by Butler Manufacturing and opened in 1917, making it one …
World’s Largest Route 66 Sign in Springfield, Illinois
Looking for a unique Route 66 selfie you’ll find nowhere else on The Mother Road? Stand under the World’s Largest Route 66 Sign in Springfield, Illinois. Find it outside Route 66 Motorheads Bar and Grill & Museum! Pull into the restaurant’s parking lot and look up, way up, to find a 32-foot-by-32-foot aluminum Route 66 …
Route 66 Motorheads Bar and Grill & Museum in Springfield, Illinois
Route 66 Motorheads Bar and Grill & Museum in Springfield, Illinois is a gathering place for lovers of The Mother Road, car culture, and a good time. Stop in to grab a delicious bite to eat from their curated menu of American favorites, drink an ice-cold drink from the bar, listen to live music, or …
Kansas Route 66 Shield Sign in Galena, Kansas
Interactive signs have become a popular addition in small towns across Route 66. This Kansas Route 66 Shield Sign in Galena, Kansas was unveiled in May 2024 to entice visitors to stop for some souvenir selfies. The roadside attraction was donated by the Kansas Department of Commerce and was revealed during the town’s Route 66 …
Route 66 Experience at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield, Illinois
Experience the lights, sites, history, and energy of Illinois Route 66 in one convenient stroll. The Route 66 Experience at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield, Illinois takes you through a Mother Road crash course with neon signs, photography exhibits, replicas, and more. The Route 66 Experience at the Illinois State Fairgrounds takes visitors on …
Red Oak II in Carthage, Missouri
Red Oak II in Carthage, Missouri is a curated ghost town, open-air museum, historical landmark, art project, and roadside attraction in one. Located just off of Route 66 it’s a must-see road trip stop. Red Oak II was the vision of artist Lowell Davis. Davis grew up about 20 miles north of Carthage in Red …
3D Route 66 Shield Sculpture in Gardner, Illinois
Looking for some of the best selfie spots on Route 66? Look no further than the 3D Route 66 Shield Sculptures that have been cropping along the first 100 miles of The Mother Road. Stop at one or all of them for unique selfies, and be sure to pull over for this particular photo op …
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