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Route 66 Chick: Links

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Meanderings and musings from author/historian Cheryl Eichar Jett. Route 66 Association of Illinois. Route 66 Association of Missouri. Illinois Route 66 Scenic Byway. Joe Sonderman's OnLine Route 66 Archive. Route 66 News: A Clearinghouse of news and events along historic Route 66. Prairie Land Buzz magazine with my "Along Route 66" monthly column. Illinois Route 66 Hall of Fame and Museum in Pontiac, IL. Route 66 Chamber of Commerce. National Historic Route 66 Federation. Oklahoma Route 66 Association.

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Postcard Collecting Resources and Links -- Postcard Collections -- POSTCARDY.COM

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Postcard collecting resources and links. 8226; Postcard Collecting. 8226; Postcard Types. 8226; Postcard Terms. 8226; Postcard Topics. 8226; Grading and Pricing Postcards. 8226; Resources (Links). This page consists of carefully selected links to informational websites dealing with postcards. Some other sources for viewing postcards on the internet are flickr. Pictures of postcards and postcard related things) and ebay. For buying or selling postcards). Postcard Collections and Exhibits—Personal. San Fra...

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Route 66 History Holiday Inn

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HOLIDAY INN ST. LOUIS SW. You’re staying on a piece of history. Watson Road is U.S Highway 66, or more famously known as “Route-66”, now often refereed to as Historic Route-66! Route-66 was the nation’s first all-weather highway linking Chicago to Los Angeles. Started in 1926, Route-66 was the shortest, year-round route between the Midwest and the Pacific Coast, reducing the driving distance by more than 200 miles. Want to learn more? Joe Sonderman is one of the foremost authorities on Route 66. He h...

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Route 66 - The Mother Road

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Welcome to Old Route 66 .us. The Route 66 Association of Missouri. Gary Turner's Gay Parita Gas Station. Design by www.mitchinson.net.

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Get Your Kicks...: July 2009

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Stories from The Mother Road. Saturday, July 18, 2009. Meramec Caverns Barn: Cayuga, IL. Cayuga, IL is one of those places that can be describe as forgettable. There isn't much to this tiny town in Livingston County. All that dot the countryside are fields, barns and more farmland. But look closely and you can discover a hidden treasure of Route 66's golden days; a newly restored Meramec Caverns barn. Sputty T. Sputnik. Friday, July 17, 2009. Historic Streetcar Diner: Gardner, IL. Sputty T. Sputnik.

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Get Your Kicks...: October 2009

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Stories from The Mother Road. Friday, October 2, 2009. Underground Tunnel: Odell, IL. Rolling down the streets of the sleepy little town of Odell, IL it is hard to believe that the Route was so busy that it required a tunnel to be constructed. Across the street from St. Paul Catholic Church lies the underground subway. The traffic along the Route was so congrested at the time, that for the safety of church-goers and schoolchildren, a tunnel was constructed in 1937 for everyone's safe passage.

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Get Your Kicks...: Random Attractions: Dwight, IL

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Stories from The Mother Road. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Random Attractions: Dwight, IL. These sights are just one of the many little attractions that makes Route 66 charming. Just down the street from the Texaco station in Dwight, stands this structure. As you can it is all decked out in vintage gas pumps and other memorabilia. And directly in front of that, lies a "Historic Route 66" painted shield on the road. It keeps you in check and lets you know you're still cruising on the Mother Road.

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Get Your Kicks...: January 2011

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Stories from The Mother Road. Tuesday, January 11, 2011. Neon Sign: Lexington, IL. Back in the heyday of Route 66, neon signs were used to advertise everything from tires to diners. Today in Lexington, a neon sign sign still stands and points the way to the business district of this sleepy little town. Sputty T. Sputnik. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Neon Sign: Lexington, IL. The Mother Road: Historic Route 66. Route 66 Association of Illinois. Route 66 Web and Atlas. Join the Route 66 Fanlisting!

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Get Your Kicks...: November 2009

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Stories from The Mother Road. Thursday, November 19, 2009. Dwight, IL: Ambler's Texaco Station. Ambler's Texaco Station was built in 1933 by Jack Shore. It featured the common architectural gas station design know as the "house and canopy" or domestic style. The filling station had many owners over the years, but the most prominent one remains Basil "Tubby" Ambler who owned and operated the station between 1938-1966. Today the station is still refered to as the "Ambler's Texaco Station.". Join the Route ...

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Get Your Kicks...: April 2010

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Stories from The Mother Road. Friday, April 2, 2010. Riviera Roadhouse: Gardner, IL. The Riviera Roadhouse is one of those places just dripping in history. Al Capone hid liquor here and film stars such as Tom Mix and Gene Kelly ate at the Roadhouse. The Riviera was built in 1928 by businessman James Girot. It is not just one building but rather the result of buildings being slapped together from Gardner and Wilmington being moved to the present location. Sputty T. Sputnik. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).