Historic Districts on Route 66

Tulsa district surrounding the famous Meadow Gold sign along the Route 66 corridor.

Historic stretch of Route 66 lined with shops and eateries.

Ruins of a once-thriving Route 66 town straddling the Texas–New Mexico border.

Historic central plaza surrounded by shops and cultural landmarks.

Ruins of a railroad settlement established in the early 1880s, predating Route 66.

Historic adobe district with shops, museums, and cultural attractions.

Historic downtown public square along Springfield's Route 66 corridor.

Historic courthouse square surrounded by preserved buildings and shops.

Historic military post with preserved buildings, a visitor center, and museum exhibits.

Ghost-town ruins of a former Route 66 roadside settlement.

Historic district of theaters and commercial buildings.

Preserved neighborhood containing Lincoln’s only owned home.

Historic Route 66 border town whose abandoned motels, diners, and gas stations recall its highway heyday.

Revitalized historic district known for preserved architecture, shops, and walkable streets.

Historic district centered on the Pasadena Playhouse and surrounding cultural buildings.

Former lead-and-zinc mining community largely abandoned following extensive environmental damage.

Historic St. Louis riverfront district with cobblestone streets and preserved commercial buildings.

Historic residential district of Spanish Colonial Revival houses along a private cul-de-sac.

Historic district preserving buildings and cultural heritage associated with early Los Angeles.

Historic mesa-top Acoma community known as Sky City, with traditional architecture and guided visits.

Historic civic district with prominent public buildings and coordinated architecture.

Historic Pasadena bungalow court neighborhood.

Historic Colonial Revival bungalow court designed by Joseph Harnetiaux in 1922.

Historic Pasadena district featuring early 20th-century architecture.

Historic Pasadena financial district with preserved architecture.

Historic Pasadena bungalow court residences.

Historic Los Angeles district associated with the Pisgah Home religious community.