Landmarks & Historic Sites on Route 66

Vintage motel sign representing Route 66 lodging history in Vinita.

Historic truss bridge on old Route 66.

Marker honoring the 1928 Bunion Derby footrace.

Historic early-era Texaco station building.

Fire station honoring Route 66 heritage and local service.

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

Iconic 1920s blue-domed former gas station in Tulsa.

Historic bridge honoring Cyrus Avery’s Route 66 legacy.

Historic downtown bank building within the Route 66 corridor.

Memorial honoring Constable Campbell, who died in the line of duty.

Local ballpark named in honor of Mickey Mantle.

Restored vintage Conoco station, a nostalgic photo op.

Birthplace of baseball legend Mickey Mantle.

Historic newspaper building.

Historic car dealership building preserved from Route 66’s past.

Historic Phillips service station along Route 66 in Joplin, representing the classic full-service stops that once fueled travelers across America.

Former roadside gas station along Route 66 in Joplin

Former Texaco service station located along Route 66 in Joplin,

Early Magnolia gas station dating back to 1925, showcasing one of the earliest fueling brands in American road travel.

Historic train depot reflecting Joplin’s early transportation and rail history during its period of growth.

Former roadside gas station along Route 66 in Joplin

One of Illinois’ oldest covered bridges.

Original hand-laid brick section of Route 66.

Roadside shrine honoring travelers on Route 66.

Historic courthouse known for its massive size and architecture.

Monument honoring labor leader Mary Harris “Motherâ€

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

Historic Lutheran church with Route 66 ties.

Historic Tulsa overpass with Route 66 significance.

Decommissioned bridge structure on old alignment

Rustic roadside tribute to fallen service members.

Town intersection marking Holbrook’s Route 66 heritage.

Unusual dome-shaped house along Route 66.

Historic commercial structure along the original Route 66 corridor.

Historic garage building reflecting Joplin’s automotive and transportation past.

Historic Sinclair gas station reflecting the era of full-service roadside stops during early highway travel.

Historic theater structure contributing to downtown character.

Historic Pasadena neighborhood known for preserved architecture.

Historic transportation-related facility in Springfield.

Remains of an original Route 66 bridge over the Vermilion River.

Roadside marker denoting Route 66 heritage.

Remnant of early Route 66 bridge and photo spot.

Memorial site commemorating Route 66 travelers and history.

Historic home tied to early Collinsville history.

Historic windmill display symbolizing rural Texas heritage.

Historic Catholic church in downtown Las Vegas, NM.

Historic downtown district with shops and heritage buildings.

Former White Tower fast-food building in Las Vegas, NM.

Carnegie-funded historic library still serving the community.

Famous for its “miraculous” spiral staircase built without nails.

Marked dead end of Route 66 near the Texas–New Mexico line.

Surviving 1926 timber bridge on the original Route 66 alignment.

Former hotel turned educational campus in Montezuma.

Grand historic rail terminal and architectural landmark.

Iconic skyscraper offering dramatic skyline and lake views.

Surviving post-fire landmark anchoring the Magnificent Mile.

Old schoolhouse marking a slice of Hackberry’s history.

A Route 66 ghost town on the TX-NM state line, famous for bars in New Mexico and gas stations in Texas due to border quirks.

1930s restrooms and motel slab at Bard/Endee ghost-town cluster.

Historic beacon used for early airmail navigation.