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Route 66 once cut straight through Arizona’s Painted Desert... then the National Park Service removed almost every trace - “The road is gone”
Route 66 traveled more than 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, yet Petrified Forest National Park was the only national ...
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Route 66 turns 100 this year — here’s why America killed its most famous road, and what’s still alive on it
America’s most famous road doesn’t officially exist. Look for Route 66 on a modern highway map and you’ll find a ghost — decommissioned in 1985, its shield signs taken down, its number reassigned to ...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the legendary U.S. Route 66. We revisit a 1984 documentary made as the last stretch of the highway was being bypassed by the Federal Interstate System.
One day before the Illinois State Fair was scheduled to get underway, Gov. JB Pritzker and other state officials on Wednesday ...
The city will host its second Route 66-themed festival in a month — this time, the Tucumcari Route 66 Festival on Friday and Saturday. The festival at the Tucumcari Convention ...
In its sixth edition since 2005, the EZ66 Guide for Travelers highlights places to see and detours along the Mother Road through detailed drawings.
Why settle for just one destination when you can spend your vacation cruising down Route 66? The famed highway—which turns ...
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — This probably isn’t the Route 66 that most people imagine. Here, there are no restored 1950s diners or art deco gas stations-turned-gift shops. Here, homeless encampments occupy an ...
When you think of Route 66, you think of the bright neon lights, the wind whipping through your hair, and the freedom of the open road as you cruise through the west in your cotton-candy pink ...
Route 66 road trip: Devil’s rope, an infamous gap and a Panhandle-sized challenge in Amarillo, Texas
AMARILLO, Texas — Two other men had come before him that Thursday night in June. Both failed. But 37-year-old Clint Gee of Lawton, Oklahoma, was confident heading into The Big Texan Steak Ranch’s ...
Visit Albuquerque has opened the Route 66 Crossroads Information Station at Central Avenue and 4th Street to help travelers ...
The plan was to have no plan. To head east on Route 66, a solo traveler with no agenda. Stopping when I felt like it. Staying as long as I wanted. Moving on when I was ready. There was only one ...
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