Welcome to the Route 66 category of our blog! Here, we’ll take you on a journey along one of the most iconic and legendary highways in America. Route 66, also known as the “Mother Road,” spans from Chicago to Santa Monica and offers a glimpse into the heart of America’s cultural heritage.
Although it officially ceased to exist as a U.S. Highway in 1985, Route 66 remains a popular destination for travelers seeking adventure and nostalgia. Along the way, you’ll find a treasure trove of roadside attractions, historic landmarks, and small towns that have preserved the charm and character of a bygone era.
In this category, we’ll explore the history, culture, and significance of Route 66, and share practical tips and advice for planning your own road trip along the route. We’ll highlight some of the must-see landmarks and attractions, as well as lesser-known gems that are off the beaten path. Whether you’re a history buff, a lover of Americana, or simply seeking a new adventure, our Route 66 category is your go-to source for inspiration and guidance.
So buckle up and join us on this journey of discovery along one of the most iconic and legendary highways in America. We promise it will be a trip you’ll never forget!
It was early March 1961. After spending the first five months of our married life in Washington, DC, Ron ended his military tour of duty and we were on our way “home” to California. To me, it was to be a new life in an unfamiliar place with an almost-brand-new husband. After a detour to …