Route 66 took shape in 1926 and debuted in 1927, resulting in a meandering 2,445-mile highway hodge podge that began in Chicago and crossed Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico ...

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Glenrio, once vibrant on the Texas-New Mexico border, declined after I-40 bypassed it in ... Lost Mother and daughter identified as sole survivors of Tahoe boat capsizing Map shows cheapest and most ...

Choose Chicago’s Route 66 Neighborhoods by Trolley Tour is a moving immersion into the layered neighborhoods of Chicago. Beginning and ending at the Art ...

For Jim Ross and his wife Shellee Graham, just about every single journey on Route 66, for the past 30 years, has included an old stretch of original pavement near Arcadia.

Discover the 2025 Texas Route 66 Festival in Amarillo, with 10 days of events, a full schedule, and community highlights.

Route 66, partially running through Missouri, ranks fifth among America's top 10 scenic drives. Springfield, Missouri, is recognized as the birthplace of Route 66, where the iconic highway ...

Glenrio, on the border of Texas and New Mexico, served as a popular pit stop on the old Route 66 in the 1950s and ’60s and was abandoned soon after 1975, when the newly built Interstate 40 ...

Edweard Keating's Main Street: The Lost Dream of Route 66 at Edition One Gallery looks at life on Route 66 decades after the road's decommissioning.

The city of Springfield, Missouri, has been selected as the host city for the national kickoff of America’s Route 66 Centennial Celebration in 2026.

The department is offering grants to support events, experiences, infrastructure, destination enhancements and marketing campaigns that related to Route 66 and New Mexico’s role in its history.

More than 800 vehicles will cruise from Seligman to Topock during the Route 66 Fun Run 2025 in May. Here's how to see the parade or drive along.