Landmarks & Historic Sites on Route 66

Vintage shop and Route 66 tourist stop with art cars and nostalgic finds.

Vintage Phillips 66 gas station preserved as a roadside icon.

Abandoned 66-branded station with historic charm.

Historic gas station preserved as a landmark.

Historic 1923 rainbow arch bridge.

Restored 1932 filling station — one of the most-photographed on Route 66.

One of the oldest service stations on Route 66, fully restored.

Park honoring the Eagles lyric with statue and mural.

Former train depot turned quirky roadside stop.

Historic tribal-run gas station preserved on Route 66.

Historic Whiting Brothers gas station representing one of the Southwest's most recognizable Route 66 fuel brands.

Tiny historic jail from the early 1900s — quirky and popular roadside photo stop.

One of the best-preserved Texaco stations on Route 66.

Historic gas station with restored 1930s architecture.

Historic pedestrian bridge over the Mississippi River on Route 66.

Historic truss bridge on old Route 66.

Pedestrian tunnel along old Route 66 in Chelsea.

Restored Art Deco gas station and Route 66 visitor center.

A faithfully restored 1930 Sinclair station preserving the nostalgia, history, and welcoming spirit of classic Route 66.

Famous barbershop where Route 66 was revived.

Historic gas station and museum on scenic Route 66.

Historic McDonald's restaurant building featuring railroad dining cars, now associated with the Route 66 Mother Road Museum complex.

Built in 1911 as a Santa Fe Railroad depot and Harvey House hotel; now listed on the National Register and housing the Route 66 Mother Road Museum and Western America Railroad Museum.

First freeway in the western U.S., part of the original Route 66.

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

Famous sign marking the MidPoint Cafe, located halfway between Chicago and Santa Monica.

Famous neon sign at the legendary Blue Swallow Motel.

Classic Route 66 diner sign welcoming travelers to one of Kingman's best-known eateries.

Restored filling station and general store from Route 66’s heyday.

Restored vintage Conoco station, a nostalgic photo op.

Historic stretch of Route 66 lined with shops and eateries.

Historic bridge honoring Cyrus Avery’s Route 66 legacy.

Historic steel-truss bridge on an old alignment of

Historic filling station (now closed).

Iconic 1898 round barn and restored Route 66 landmark.

Triangular shop topped with a giant milk bottle.

Distinctive abandoned gas station known for its curved architecture.

Oldest public building in continuous use in the U.S., now a museum.

Historic central plaza with shops, vendors, and cultural events.

Art Deco landmark featured in Pixar’s Cars.

Remnants of a once-active Route 66 stop.

Restored vintage Phillips 66 gas station.

Historic pony truss bridge spanning the river.

Vintage gas station capturing early Route 66 spirit.

Ruins of a once-thriving town on the Texas & New Mexico border.

Historic Route 66 bridge crossing the Meramec River.

Historic Route 66 roadway segment featuring dramatic curves and scenic Ozark views.

Ruins of a Route 66-era ghost town.

Old stone bridge with rugged, photogenic charm.

Steel truss bridge with deep Route 66 heritage.

Restored vintage gas station structure with classic pumps.

Iconic polished steel sculpture reflecting Chicago's skyline in its seamless, bean-shaped curves.

Classic gas station with restored pumps and signage.

Iconic Beaux-Arts bridge from 1913, known for beauty & historic value.

Historic Union 76 gas station located along a remote stretch of Route 66.

Historic truss bridge crossing the Des Plaines River — photo-worthy stop.

Notorious historic curve once considered dangerous on Route 66.

Restored courthouse from Lincoln’s circuit days.

Memorial honoring the historic Pig Hip Restaurant.

Famous Route 66 station with museum-like displays.