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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of ContentsIntroduction ............................................. 2-3History ....................................................... 4-9Route 66 Assocations ............................... 10Chambers of Commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureaus ......... 11-13Goverment........................................... 14-19Camping .............................................. 20-21Museums .............................................. 22-23Events ................................................... 24-25Radio Stations ...................................... 26-27Parks ...................................................... 28-29Transcontinential Map ........................ 30-31

State of IllInoISIllinois State Map ...................................... 33Chicago Metro Area .......................... 34-39Chicago Classified .............................. 40-41Joliet ..................................................... 42-43Joliet Classified .................................... 44-45Joliet to Bloomington Normal ............ 46-47Bloomington-Normal Metro Area ...... 48-49Bloomington-Normal Classified ......... 50-51Bloomington-Normal to Shirley ............... 52Shirley to Lincoln ....................................... 53Lincoln .................................................. 54-57Lincoln to Springfield ................................ 54Springfield Metro Area ........................ 58-60Springfield to Auburn ............................... 61Springfield-Lincoln Classified .............. 62-63Springfield-Edwardsville ........................... 64Hamel at Hwy 4 to Hwy 157 .................... 65Edwardsville to Chain of Rocks ............... 66Chain of Rocks ......................................... 67Edwardsville Classified ........................ 68-69

State of MISSourIMissouri State Map ................................... 71Saint Louis ............................................. 72-79Saint Louis Classified ............................ 80-83Saint Louis to Stanton ............................... 84Stanton to Bourbon .................................. 85Bourbon to Fanning-Cuba Area ............. 86Fanning to DillonSaint James Area ..................................... 87Dillon to Doolittle-Rolla Area .............. 88-89Doolittle to Devils Elbow .......................... 90Devils Elbow to Laquey ............................ 91Laquey to Hazelgreen ............................. 92Hazelgreen to Lebanon-Lebanon Area ..93

Lebanon to Conway ............................... 94Conway to Marshfield ............................. 95Marshfield to Strafford .............................. 96Strafford to Springfield .............................. 97Springfield Area ................................. 98-101Springfield Classified ....................... 102-103Springfield to Phelps ............................... 104Phelps to Avilla ........................................ 105Avilla to Carthage .................................. 106Carthage ................................................ 107Carthage to Carterville & Webb City .. 108Webb City to Joplin ............................... 109Jolpin Area ....................................... 110-113Jolpin Classified ............................... 114-115

State of KanSaSKansas State Map .................................. 116Gelena .................................................... 117Riverton ................................................... 118Riverton - Baxter Springs ........................ 119Baxter Springs .................................. 120-121Kansas Classified ............................. 122-123

State of oKlahoMaOklahoma State Map ............................ 124Quawpaw to Commerce .............. 125-126Commerce to Miami ...................... 127-128Miami ....................................................... 129Maimi to Afton ........................................ 130Afton Station .................................... 131-132Afton to Vinita ......................................... 133Miami Area Classified ..................... 134-137Vinita to Chelsea .................................... 138Chelsea ................................................... 139Chelsea to Claremore- Claremore Area ................................ 140Claremore ............................................... 141Claremore to Tulsa .......................... 142-143Tulsa Metro Area .............................. 144-145Tulsa to Kellyville Supula Area ............... 146Kellyville to Bristow-Bristow Area ........... 147Bristow to Stroud-Stroud Area ............... 148Stroud to Chandler ................................ 149Chandler to Arcadia ............................. 150Arcadia to Edmond ............................... 151Edmond to Oklahoma City ................... 152Oklahoma City ................................ 153-154Oklahoma City to Yukon ....................... 155Oklahoma City Area Classified...... 156-159

Yukon to El Reno ..................................... 160El Reno West ............................................ 161

Geary to Weatherford ........................... 162Weatherford to Clinton .......................... 163Clinton to Elk City ................................... 164Elk City to Texola ..................................... 165

State of texaSTexas State Map ..................................... 166Shamrock to Amarillo ...................... 167-168 Amarillo Metro Area ............................... 169

Amarillo to Glenrio .......................... 170-171Amarillo Area Classified .................. 172-173

State of new MexIcoNew Mexico State Map ........................ 174

Glenrio to Santa Rosa ............................ 175Tucumcari ............................................... 176Santa Rosa .............................................. 177Santa Rosa to Tijeras .............................. 178Moriarty ................................................... 179Albuquerque ................................... 180-182Albuquerque to Lupton .................. 183-184Santa Fe Route ......................................... 85New Mexico Classified .................... 186-193

State of new arIzonaArizona State Map ................................. 194

Lupton to Seligman ................................ 195Flagstaff ................................................... 196Williams .................................................... 197Arizona Classified ............................ 198-199 Seligman.................................................. 200Seligman to Needles .............................. 201

State of calIfornIaCalifornia State Map ............................. 202

Needles to Ludow .................................. 203Ludlow to Rancho Cucomonga .......... 204Mojave Desert Area ............................... 205Mojave Desert Area Classified....... 206-209Devore to San Bernardino & Fontana ..................................... 210-211San Bernardino County Classified ..212-217Rancho Cucomonga to San Dimas..... 218Glendora / Monovia / Arcadia Area ... 219Pasadena / Los Angeles ........................ 220Los Angeles to Santa Monica ............... 221Los Angeles County Classified ....... 222-224

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Introduction

ne day a friend, Joe Hughes, came to me with a trip that he thought we should go on. “Route 66” he said. So we planned a trip to Joplin where we turned right on the old route. As we travelled Route 66 we thought we would find shops with Route 66 item’s. Finally in Adrian, TX we found just such a place. We looked for a book that would keep us on the route and found one from 1946 and another from the 1990’s but none that had complete and up to date information. As we traveled the “Mother Road” we talked about the type of publication that would be helpful and the sections that would be needed to complete a dream book for Route 66. As we traveled “The Mother Road” again the next year we thought we would remember where the turns would be but we still had a hard time staying on the old route. The need for a Route 66 travel guide became more apparent. Opening By: Dave Emerson

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How the dream of “Keeping You On The Mother Road“

was born!4728 Black Swan Drive • Shawnee, Kansas 66216

Office: [email protected]

www.motherroadllc.com

William Emerson C.F.O

Dave EmersonFounder, President & C.E.O.

913-387-6539

Christi Emerson, Executive Editor913-397-6522

Blake Hughes, Story Editior

Stories By:Dave Clark, Jim Conkle, C.H. Skip Curtis, Jane Dippel,Brian Emerson, Dave Emerson, Bill Glazier, Ron Hart,

Claudia Heller - Correspondent,David Myers- Illinois Historical Society, Barbara Maxwell,

Pam Reeder, Joe Sonderman,John & Leanore Weiss, Kip Wellborn

Book Report By:Bob Trott-Source: www.freeessays123.com

Photos By:Darlene Bitter, Dale Butel, Dave Clark,

Jim Conkle, Dave Emerson, Ron Hart, Joe Hughes,Elrond Lawrence - Photographer, Bob & Ramona Lehman,

Pam Reeder, Route 66 Cruisers Car Club,Bev Scott, Barb Sheldon, Joe Sonderman,

Ken Turmel, WDR Photography - Bill Russell

Illustration By:Richard Schlecht

Information By:City of Davenport OK, City of Dwight, IL, City of Joplin, MO,

City of Moriarty, NM, City of Shamrock, TX, City of Stroud, OK, Vinita OK-Chamber of Commerce,

Chelsea OK-Chamber of Commerce,Route 66 Cruisers Car Club-Claremore, OK, Rose Bowl Event

Center-Tulsa, OK, Santa Rose Campground & RV Park-Santa Rosa, NM, Stanley Marsh III, www.theroadwanderer.net,

Illinois State Historical Society,Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau, Meramec Caverns

Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourist Info. Center,Webb City Chamber of Commerce,

Kansas Historic Route 66 Association,Oklahoma Parks and Recreation, Dave Emerson,

Waylan’s KU-KU Burger


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Introduction Kind Words From a Fellow “Roadie” There are never a lack of ideas or projects when it comes to promot-ing Route 66. Most never get off the ground for a number of reasons but the number one reason is the person that came up with the idea gives up too soon. Or worst keeps going without the proper research to make the project add value to the road and the finish product is lacking in quality. When I first heard from Dave his idea sounded like it had merit and could fill a void that the road was missing. As time want by and it was obvious Dave was not giving up and was out on the road doing the proper research, as well as meeting and sharing his ideas with the right people. The Route 66 Community might be spread out from Chicago to Santa Monica but we have a way of sharing the good as well as the bad with each other. The over promise and under deliver just don’t work on Route 66, we protect each other. Dave has proven that one, he was a good guy and second, he had a good idea that would sup-port the future of the road. I do not give my endorsement very lightly and it can never be bought. If Dave’s finished product is as good as the drafts I have seen, then he has come up with a winner. One that will add one more element to the promotion of our beloved Route 66.Introduction By: Jim Conkle One question I get asked the most is this “What is it that makes Route 66 so popular?” There are many answers to that age old question but the best is, “The road is all about the people”. You might think it is about cars, motorcycles and the viewscape or the attractions you can find on the road. Yes they each add something to the experience but it truly is the PEOPLE that makes Route 66 the magical place it is. Stop to meet, spend some time with and get to know them. They come from all walks of life and from around the world, yet the road brings us all together. Yes there are issues that could come between us but we set them aside as we look for the commonality to bond us not divide us. When ever I am on the road, which in my case is just about all the time, I plan to see old friends and make new ones every day. That is not hard to do when you open your eyes, mind and heart to the rhythm of the road. This is not to say that everyone you meet is going to become your new best friend but they could if you let them. Many times there is a language barrier but even that becomes a small matter when you have the same passion and openness. Now with e-mails and the ability to transfer your message into most other languages no one is a stranger. Then add a digital camera, photo opportunities are always a way to break the ice. Sending your new friends the photos you took of them is easy and the cost is zero, but the return is priceless. Over the years I have met folks from every coun-try on the planet, some we have stayed in contact with and become good friends. So the term ‘roadie’ means more then just someone that travels or knows the road, it means you live and understand the road. The road belongs to all of us and we each play an important role in its success.

I was once asked how long should someone plan to take to travel the

road. My answer is a ‘LIFETIME’.Good Luck!Story By: Jim Conkle


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History of the Mother RoadReturn to the Mother Road

At a Total length of 2,448 miles on opening day Route 66 became the most popular Highway in the world. In 1926 Route 66 was a dream come true for Americans all across the U.S. Starting in Chicago and ending in L. A., Route 66 connects these two Seaports together allowing the trucking industry to flourish. U.S. Highway 66 was commissioned on Nov. 11, 1926. Three years later “The Mother Road” stretched too it’s longest at 2,499 miles. Businessmen Cyrus Avery of Tulsa, Oklahoma, & John Woodruff of Springfield, Missouri deserve most of the credit for promoting the idea of linking these two seaports between Illinois & California. They lobbied until their dreams merged with the national program of highway and road development. “The Mother Road was created by connecting together Main Streets of towns and old trails started by Indians, Military and animal trackers of the time. Route 66 Gets a shot in the arm in the 1930’s “The New Deal”. This Federal Program From 1933 to 1938 put thousands of jobless men from back to work. These laborers worked on Route 66 by day and lived next to the road by night. Through these years they pave the final stretches of the road. Because of the hard work of these dedicated men, Route 66, “the Chicago to Los Angeles highway” was reported to be “continuously paved” in 1938. Alignment Changes on Route 66 Started in June 1935, extending from down-town Los Angeles to Santa Monica. The same day Route 66 was rerouted over the Chain of Rocks Bridge in north St. Louis. In September 1937, it was moved to include Santa Rosa to Albuquerque, NM, by passing Santa Fe. Two hard sections of paving on U.S. 66 was also completed in the 1930’s. These sections are located in Missouri between Rolla, and Lebanon which had been closed for a year during construction and re-opened on March 15, 1931. 8,000 people attend a celebration in Rolla, Mo. One of these sections is still referred to as “Hookers Cut”, which was at that time the largest limestone cut in U. S. Highway history. By mid-1938, paving is completed on the last unpaved section of Route 66. That section was in Oldham County, TX between Adrian and Glenrio. This completed the Chicago to Santa Monica Route 66 as we know it today. Illinois & Kansas was the 1st & 2nd State completely paved. Missouri was the 3rd to Finish its portion of Route 66 and they completed this state on January 5, 1931. Route 66 helped to start the single greatest wartime mobilization of manpower in our history. Between 1941 and 1945 our government invested approximately $70 billion in Federal Highway projects throughout California, and a large por-tion of the southwest. Also the southwest was selected to be home for several military bases which were in the Los Angeles, area and other areas of the southwest. This large amount of tax dollars served to start entirely new industries that created thousands of civilian jobs through out the U.S. After the war, Americans were more mobile than ever before. Thousands of former military personal who received military training in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas moved to these areas to avoid the cold winters of the northeast for the warm dry weather of the Southwest. Route 66 provided an easy way to complete their move. Businessmen of this era recognized early on that travelers of Route 66 would need food, auto repair and place to stay. Most Americans who traveled “The Mother Road” did not stay in hotels in most cases. They stayed at motels which came from auto camps and the tourist homes. Auto camps and tourist homes gave way to motor courts which then became the Motel that we know today. Later they added restaurants, souvenir shops and even some with swimming pools. After World War II our economy was booming and the strain on our national highway system had left our roads in rough condition. Route 66 in the 1950’s brought many motorists to an already strained highway system. The new federal interstate system that lobbyists in Washington were talking about was supported and pushed by the White House.

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History of the Mother Road The Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956 was voted in by Congress and thus the beginning of the demise of Route 66. Route 66 was passed by in the 70’s by the new federal interstate system. By this time the main flow of traffic had shifted to the new interstates. So, some small towns were by passed. This caused ghost towns in certain areas. The last section of Route 66 that was decommissioned happened in October 1984 when the final section of Interstate 40 at Williams, Arizona was completed. As Route 66 celebrates its 81st birthday and that this point we find about 85% of the old route is accessible and open for a great way to see America. As we think about Route 66, one might remember the “First Annual Interna-tional -Trans-Continental Foot Race”, or the “Bunion Derby” as it came to be known. The race started in Los Angeles on March 4, 1928, and covered the entire length of 66 to Chicago, and then went on to Madison Square Garden in New York, ending on May 26, 1928. The race, and the first prize of $25,000, is won by Andy Payne, a 20 year-old from Claremore, Oklahoma - a Route 66 town and the stomping ground of Will Rogers. He covers 3,422.3 miles in 84 days, with an actual running time of 573 hours, 4 minutes and 34 seconds. Early on Route 66 became apart of our American pop culture. Books, Movies, TV Shows and Songs glorified our national treasure. On June 22nd, 1952, the old Chain of Rocks Bridge in north St. Louis was the first of eight stops dedicat-ing U.S. 66 as the Will Rogers Highway, as part of a cross-country promotional tour for the movie “The Story of Will Rogers”. Who can ever forget John Steinbeck’s 1939 novel and 1940 movie, “The Grapes of Wrath”, which chronicles the forced westward migration of the “Ok-ies” from their bank-foreclosed farms through the eyes of the road family. Or Bobby Troup’s 1946 hit, “Get Your Kicks on Route 66” “Don’t forget Winona”, and the 1946 book by Jack Rittenhouse, “A Guide Book to Highway 66” which mile-by-mile describes gas stations, diners and places to see. Then, in the early 60s, another generation learned about Route 66 when Buz and Todd spent 116 TV episodes traveling America in their Corvette. Route 66 became a destination unto itself. With its caverns, scenic mountains, beautiful canyons and sparkling deserts being heavily promoted by the U.S. 66 Highway Association, Route 66 became the ultimate road trip. This spawned trading posts, full-service gas stations, grills with fried chicken, “blue plate specials” and home-made pie, mom and pop motor courts, Native American festivals and every other type of tourist traps known to man. Unfortunately, with the advent of the interstate system, Route 66 became a victim of its own success. The road was decommissioned piecemeal by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) as interstate construc-tion progressed. Route 66 was completely decertified the last 1,162 mile on June 27, 1985. The last section of old 66, 5.7 miles through Williams, Arizona was bypassed on October 13, 1984. Route 66 was “replaced” by Interstates 55, 44, 40, 15 and 10. As a side note, in December 1962, Missouri petitioned AASHTO, on behalf of all the Route 66 states, to have the interstates renumbered as I-66 from Chicago to Los Angeles. Needless to say, the request was refused. Route 66, however, like a stubborn maverick, refused to die. The old road is still with us today, and now is the time for another genera-tion to learn about and experience this great highway. To spearhead this effort, Route 66 Associations have been established and are active in all 8 Route 66 states, with a stated mission “to preserve, promote and develop old Route 66 - The Main Street of America”. In Missouri, the Route 66 Association of Missouri originated from the ef-forts of dedicated volunteers who, in the fall of 1989, realized old 66 de-served recognition and preservation. The Association is a qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit Missouri corporation, started on January 13, 1990. This History of the Mother Road has been assembled by Dave Emerson from several sources including History books, Street of towns that (AASHTO) & Assorted Route 66 Associations In each State. So i hope your next vacation takes your family and friends down “The Mother Road” to new adventures and old sites of our great nation. Have a great time on the Mother Road. . By Dave Emerson

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History of the Mother RoadOrignial U.S. Highway

U.S. Route 66 (also known as the Will Rogers Highway after the humorist, and colloquially known as the “Main Street of America” or the “Mother Road”) was a highway in the Federal Highway System. One of the original U.S. highways, Route 66, US Highway 66, was established on November 11, 1926. However, road signs did not go up until the following year. The famous highway originally ran from Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California, before ending at Los Angeles, encompassing a total of 2,448 miles (3,940 km). It was recognized in popular culture by both a hit song (written by Bobby Troup in 1946 and performed by the Nat King Cole Trio and The Rolling Stones, among others) and the Route 66 television show in the 1960s. More recently, the 2006 Disney/Pixar film Cars featured U.S. 66. Route 66 underwent many improvements and realignments over its lifetime, changing its path and overall length. Many of the realignments gave travelers faster or safer routes, or detoured around city congestion. One realignment moved the western endpoint farther west from downtown Barstow to Santa Monica. Route 66 was a major path of the migrants who went west, especially during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, and supported the economies of the communi-ties through which the road passed. People doing business along the route became prosperous due to the growing popularity of the highway, and those same people later fought to keep the highway alive even with the growing threat of being bypassed by the new Interstate Highway System. US 66 was officially removed from the United States Highway System on June 27, 1985 after it was decided the route was no longer relevant and had been replaced by the Interstate Highway System. Portions of the road that passed through Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico, and Arizona have been designated a National Scenic Byway of the name “Historic Route 66”. It has begun to return to maps in this form. Some portions of the road in southern California have been redesignated “State Route 66”, and others bear “Historic Route 66” signs and relevant historic information. Over the years, U.S. Route 66 received many nicknames. Right after Route 66 was commissioned, it was known as “The Great Diagonal Way” because the Chicago-to-Oklahoma City stretch ran northeast to the southwest. Later, Route 66 was advertised by the U.S. Highway 66 Association as “The Main Street of America”. The title had also been claimed by supporters of U.S. Route 40, but the Route 66 group was more successful. In the John Steinbeck novel The Grapes of Wrath, the highway is called “The Mother Road”, its prevailing title today. Lastly, Route 66 was unofficially named “The Will Rogers Highway” by the U.S. Highway 66 Association in 1952, although a sign along the road with that name appeared in the John Ford film, The Grapes of Wrath, which was released in 1940, twelve years before the association gave the road that name. A plaque dedicating the highway to Will Rogers is still located in Santa Monica, California. There are more plaques like this; one can be found in Galena, Kansas. It was originally located on the Kansas-Missouri state line, but moved to the Howard Litch Memorial Park in 2001.

Before the U.S. Highway system In 1857, Lt. Edward Fitzgerald Beale, a Naval officer in the service of the U.S. Army Topographical Corps, was ordered by the War Department to build a government-funded wagon road across the 35th Parallel. His secondary orders were to test the feasibility of the use of camels as pack animals in the southwestern desert. This road became part of U.S. Route 66.Before a nationwide network of numbered highways was adopted by the states, named auto trails were marked by private organizations. The route that would become Route 66 was covered by three highways. The Lone Star Route passed through St. Louis on its way from Chicago to Cameron, Louisiana, though US 66 would take a shorter route through Bloomington rather than Peoria. The transcontinental National Old Trails Road led via St. Louis to Los Angeles, but was not followed until New Mexico; instead US 66 used one of the main routes of the Ozark Trails system, which ended at the National Old Trails Road

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History of the Mother Roadjust south of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Again, a shorter route was taken, here following the Postal Highway between Oklahoma City and Amarillo. Finally, the National Old Trails Road became the rest of the route to Los Angeles. Although entrepreneurs Cyrus Avery of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and John Wood-ruff of Springfield, Missouri deserve most of the credit for promoting the idea of an interregional link between Chicago and Los Angeles, their lobbying efforts were not realized until their dreams merged with the national program of highway and road development. While legislation for public highways first appeared in 1916, with revisions in 1921, it was not until Congress enacted an even more comprehensive version of the act in 1925 that the government executed its plan for national highway construction.Officially, the numerical designation 66 was assigned to the Chicago-to-Los Angeles route in the summer of 1926. With that designation came its ac-knowledgment as one of the nation’s principal east-west arteries. From the outset, public road planners intended U.S. 66 to connect the main streets of rural and urban communities along its course for the most practical of reasons: most small towns had no prior access to a major national thoroughfare.

Birth and rise of Route 66 A remnant of an original “STATE” right-of-way marker serves as a “ghost” of the early days of the road’s construction. This was part of the 1927 construc-tion of Route 66.Championed by Tulsa, Oklahoma businessman Cyrus Avery when the first talks about a national highway system began, US 66 was first signed into law in 1927 as one of the original U.S. Highways, although it was not completely paved until 1938. Avery was adamant that the highway have a round number and had proposed number 60 to identify it. A controversy erupted over the number 60, largely from delegates from Kentucky which wanted a Virginia Beach–Los Angeles highway to be US 60 and US 62 be-tween Chicago and Springfield, Missouri. Arguments and counter-arguments continued and the final conclusion was to have US 60 run between Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Springfield, Missouri, and the Chicago–L.A. route be US 62. Avery settled on “66” (which was unassigned) because he thought the double-digit number would be easy to remember as well as pleasant to say and hear. The state of Missouri released its 1926 state highway map with the highway labeled as U.S. Route 60. After the new federal highway system was officially created, Avery called for the establishment of the U.S. Highway 66 Association to promote the complete paving of the highway from end to end and to promote travel down the highway. In 1927, in Tulsa, the association was officially established with John T. Woodruff of Springfield, Missouri elected the first president. In 1928, the association made its first attempt at publicity, the “Bunion Derby”, a footrace from Los Angeles to New York City, of which the path from Los Angeles to Chicago would be on Route 66. The publicity worked: several dignitaries, including Will Rogers, greeted the runners at certain points on the route. The association went on to serve as a voice for businesses along the highway until it disbanded in 1976. When the highway was decommissioned, sections of the road were dis-posed of in various ways. Within many cities, the route became a “business loop” for the interstate. Some sections became state roads, local roads, private drives, or were abandoned completely. Although it is no longer possible to drive Route 66 uninterrupted all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles, much of the original route and alternate alignments are still drivable with careful planning. Some stretches are quite well preserved, including one between Springfield, Missouri, and Tulsa. Some sections of Route 66 still retain their historic eight-foot-wide “sidewalk highway” form, never having been resurfaced to make them into full-width highways. By Ron Hart

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History of the Mother RoadThe Old Road With Many Names

The Old Road with many Names In reference to discussions regarding what kind of vehicle one would like to take on a Mother Road adventure, I conclude that it really makes no difference unless (and until) you learn the history of this highway. When the Route was commissioned in 1926, the most popular car of that time, and likely to have traveled on the first segment, was the Model T Ford. By the time U.S. Highway 66 was completed twelve years later, America had suffered through the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression, resulting in the greatest population shift ever, and 66 was then known as “the way west”, the “Road America took to the American Dream” and after Steinbeck’s 1939 novel (The Grapes of Wrath), it was often called “The Mother Road”. In the early 40’s, the Route was heavily used by the military to transport weapons and troops, and after the war it finally entered it’s “heyday”. People were finally using Highway 66 to take vacations, and the travel and tourist courts became flashy, sometimes funky art- deco places to spend the night. Filling stations were everywhere and the drive-in diners and drive-in theaters were all the rage. Those good times continued through the 1950’s, but sud-denly ended when the Interstates finally began to replace large portions of the Route, which then became service roads, city streets, county roads or second-ary state highways. To many, Route 66 was then known as the “Old Road” and the “Forgotten Road”, and it’s “de-commissioning” became official in 1985. It didn’t take long before certain visionaries and history buffs “adopted” the orphaned highway and began the restoration, preservation and promotional efforts that have continued to grow stronger, and reap more successes every year since. Today, I personally like to describe this famous and historic road as “Route 66...America’s Longest Attraction”, and no matter what kind of vehicle you use to travel on it, remember those who also made the trip these past eighty-two years. “It is said that when you travel this “Old Road”, and you find yourself on a lonely, deserted stretch, you should pull-over, get out of your car and sit in the grass. Close your eyes and listen...and in a few moments you will hear the sounds of those model-T’s, rickety trucks and sometimes the tears and laughter of those early travelers as they pass-by. You will never forget that sound for the rest of your life.” Ron Hart

Are you “promoting” the Mother Road? I often hear others say that driving cross country on Route 66 in the 1950’s was not as comfortable and safe as taking the interstate today. While that may be true, it was because those 50’s travelers on 66 were likely just as interested in getting to their “destination” as interstate drivers are today. Perhaps they, and their kids, grew up remembering those stops along the way, like the Indian trading posts, the unique eating establishments, the eye-catching Burma-Shave signs and funky at-tractions, and are today “reliving” those half-century old trips when they re-visit the old road and see those old tourist traps and other Icons being restored. The difference today is that the “journey” is more important than reaching a destination. Pulling onto Route 66 IS the “destination” for many. I encourage parents to take the extra time to travel with their children on portions of Route 66, and make that trip their “vaca-tion destination” . Besides being an opportunity to teach them

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History of the Mother RoadAmerican history, everyone will learn lessons about economics, geography, math, human nature and more! Use the movie “CARS” as a teaching tool, and maybe the parents and kids will grow closer, and the headphones and DVD players will be ignored in favor of looking out the window for the next “Cool” place on the map. Are we Route-Roadies do-ing all we can to attract “new” visitors to the Mother Road? We, who are grandparents, can easily recall and long for those good old days, but those memories were somewhat “accidental” in nature. We can restore and protect what we can, but we need to attract others to take our place, and we need to start with the kids (and their parents). Here are some suggestions to get started:1. Route 66 Guidebooks, and other printed materials, should include a tutorial for parents on how to make finding icons a “game”. The more kids (and the parents) learn about what to look for, the more likely they will consider a Route 66 trip an “Adventure”.2. Offer to speak to your area schools about Route 66. I have done this a few times, and was amazed at the interest and feedback I received. I played clips from “Cars”, then explained what the meaning was, and the lesson learned. I always leave some handouts for the kids to take home, listing interesting websites to visit, and a note to the parents extrolling the fun to be had by visiting a “Route 66 near you”.3. Many Route 66 businesses of-fer something for the kids, but most cater to the person with the billfold or the purse. We need to make a fond memory for the kids so THEY will want to come back when they are

the parents. I took my daughter to Disney World several times when she was young, and she (and her husband) took their kids, and are going back again this summer. Disney, and other attractions work because they target the KIDS!. There is no reason why Route 66 should not become “Ameri-ca’s Longest Attraction”, but this will take action, not words. With the economy in recession, now is a good time to get the word out while gas prices are lower. The message... “Get Your “KIDS” on Route 66!” by Ron Hart

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route 66associationof Missouri

Tommy Pike, President 1602 East Dale Street

Springfield, Missouri 65803 417-865-1318

[email protected]

Kansas historicroute 66

associationMeetings are held the 1st Thursday before the 2nd Saturday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Baxter

Springs Kansas Heritage Center and Museum at 740 East Avenue

Baxter Springs, [email protected]

PO Box 66 Baxter Springs, Kansas 66713

620-856-2385

oklahomaroute 66

association P.O. Box 446

Chandler, OK 74834405.258.0008

[email protected] ww.oklahomaroute66.com

texasold route 66 association

P.O. Box 66 McLean,Texas 79057806-779-2225

[email protected]@centramidea.net

new Mexicoroute 66

association1415 Central NE Albuquerque,

New Mexico 87106 [email protected]

[email protected] 505-852-2995

historic route 66 associationof arizona

PO Box 66 Kingman, Arizona 86402

californiahistoric route 66

association PO Box 64

Azusa, CA 91702-0064 [email protected]

national historic route 66

federationP.O. Box 1848, Dept. WS Lake Arrowhead, California 92352

909-336-6131

route 66 world association

204 N. Main Casa Grande Hotel of Route 66

Elk City, OK 73644 405-243-0437

canadian route 66 association P.O. Box # 31061

#8 - 2929 St. Johns St. Port Moody, B.C. V3H 4W9

Canada 604-341-6634

Dutch route 66 association

Postbus 2013 1620 EA Hoorn, The Netherlands

norwegian route 66 association Smorasveien 22

5238 Radal, Norway

route 66 association of Belgium

Georges Moreai Street 172 1070 Brussels, Belgium

route 66 of france 88 rue du Chateau

F. 92600 Asnieres, France


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Chambers, Convention & Visitors Bureauschicago convention &tourism Bureau2301 S. Lake Shore DriveChicago, IL 60616 ..................312-567-8500cicero Illinois chamber of commerce 5801 W Cermak Rd. (2nd Floor) Cicero, IL 60804 ......................708-863-6000 [email protected] [email protected]

lyons, Il. chamber of commerce 3901 Joliet Ave.Lyons, IL 60534 ........................708-447-0586countryside chamber of commerce6402 Joliet Road(Chariot Auto) [email protected]

willow Brook chamber of commerce8300 South MadisonBurr Ridge, IL 60527 ................630-654-0909www.weerchamber.org

[email protected]

Joliet chamber of commerce

63 North Chicago St.Joliet, IL 60434 [email protected]

wilmington, Il, chamber of commerce C/O The Free Press Advocate111 S. Water St. Wilmington, IL 60481 ..............815-476-7966 [email protected]

Dwight chamber of commerce 119 W. Main Street Dwight, IL 60420-1321 ............815-584-2091

[email protected]

Pontiac chamber of commerce210 N. Plum St. Pontiac, IL 61764 ....................815-844-5131Robert-tourism @pontiac.org

Bloomington normal c. & V. B.CIRA Drive, Suite 201 Bloomington, IL 61704 [email protected]. bloomingtonnormal.org

abraham lincoln tourism Bureau of logan co. 1555 Fifth Street Lincoln, Illinois 62656 ..............217-732-8687 [email protected]

lincoln Il. chamber of commerce

1555 5th St.Lincoln,IL 62656 ......................217-732-8739 www.chamberofcommerce.com

williamsville Il.Village hall 141 West Main Williamsville, Ill [email protected]

rolla Missouri chamber of commerce1131 Kingshighway Rolla, MO 65401 .....................573-364-3577Toll Free ...................................888-809-3817

waynesville-St. robert chamber of commerce 137 St. Robert Blvd., Suite B St. Robert, MO 65584 .............573-336-5121

lebanon chamber of commerce Lebanon, MO 65536 ................417-532-4642

Marshfield chamber of commerce & tourist Info. center1350 Spur Drive, Suite 190 Marshfield, MO 65706 ............417-859-3925

Springfield, Mo. c. & V. B. 3315 E. Battlfield Rd.Springfield, MO 65804 Downtown Visitor Information Center815 E. Saint Louis St., Suite 100 Springfield, MO 65806 ...........417-881-5300 Tool Free .................................800-678-8767cvb@springfieldmo.org

carthage chamber of commerce402 South Garrison Avenue Carthage, Missouri 64836 .....417-358-2373 [email protected]

webb city area chamber of commerce 555 South Main Webb City, MO 64870............417-673-1154 [email protected]

Joplin Mo conventoin & Visitors Bureau

Home of the Mother Road Marathon602 South Main Street Joplin, MO. 64801 ...................417-625-4789 Toll Free ...................................800-657-2534Vince [email protected]

Joplin Mo. chamber of commerce 320 East 4th Street Joplin, Mo. 64801 ...................417-624-4150

Baxter Springs chamber of commerce

1004 Military Avenue Baxter Springs, KS 66713 ........620-856-3131 [email protected]

Baxter Springs city of 1445 Military Avenue Baxter Springs, KS 66713 ........620-856-2114

Miami city of PO Box 1288 129 5th Ave Miami, OK 74355-1288 ...........918-542-6685

Miami oK convention & Visitors Bureau

101 North Main Miami, OK 74354 ....................918-542-4435 www.visitmiamiok.com [email protected]

Vinita area chamber of commercePO Box 882 Vinita, Oklahoma 74301 [email protected]

chelsea chamber of commerce PO Box 392 Chelsea, OK 74016 [email protected]

claremore chamber of commerce

419 W Will Rogers Blvd Claremore, OK 74017 ............918-341-2818

elkhart county chamber of commerce 418 S. Main St. PO Box 428 Elkhart, IL 46515-0428 .............219-293-1531 [email protected]

Springfield Il. c. & V. B. 109 North Seventh Street Springfield, IL 62701 ...............217-789-2360Toll Free ...................................800-545-7300

Springfield Il. chamber of commerce

3 S. Old State Capitol Plaza Springfield, IL 62701 ...............217-525-1173jeff.bergspringfield.il.us

central, Il tourism Development office700 E. Adams St. Springfield, IL 62701 ...............217-525-7980Staunton Il. chamber of commerceCall ..........................................618-635-2202 [email protected]

Staunton city hall304 W Main St.Staunton, IL 62088 ..................618-635-2233litchfield chamber of commerce 311 N. Madison St. Litchfield, IL 62056 ..................217-324-2533

[email protected]

edwardsville / Glen carbon chamber of commerce 200 University Park Drive Suite 260 Edwardsville, IL 62025 ............618-656-7600St. louis c. & V. c. 701 Convention Plaza Suite 300 St. Louis, Missouri 63101 ..........314-421-1023

Toll-Free ...................................800-325-7962 Pacific area chamber of commerce 333 Chamber Drive Pacific, MO 63069 ..................636-271-6639 eureka chamber of commerce208 N. Central Suite. D Eureka, MO 63025 ..................636-938-6062 [email protected]

St. clair area chamber of commerce 920 Plaza Drive, Suite FSt. Clair, MO 63077..............636-629-1889 [email protected]

cuba area chamber of commerce

Northeast corner of I-44 & Hwy.19 Cuba, Mo ...............................573-885-2531Toll Free ...................................877-212-8429 [email protected]


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Chambers, Convention & Visitors Bureauscatoosa chamber of commercePO Box 297 Catoosa, OK 74015 ...............918-266-6042 catoosachamber.tripod.com tulsa area c. & V. B. Two W. Second St. suite 150Tulsa OK 74103 .......................918-560-0270

tulsa area chamber of commerce

Same .......................................918-585-1201 Toll Free ...................................800-558-3311 [email protected] [email protected]

Sapulpa chamber of commerce

101 East Dewey, Sapulpa, OK 74066 ................918-224-0170

Bristow chamber of commerce 1 Railroad Place P.O. Box 127 Bristow, OK ..............................918-367-5151

Depew Information Spangler’s Grocery 322 Main Street P. O. Box 327 Depew, OK 74028 ..................918-324-5472

Stroud chamber of commerce 216 W Main St, Stroud, OK ...............................918-968-3321 www.StroudOK.com [email protected]

Davenport chamber of commerce PO Box 66 Davenport, OK 74026 ............918-377-2241

chandler oK. chamber of commerce

804 Manvel Chandler, OK 74834...............405-258-0673 [email protected] http://chandlerok.com

luther chamber of commerce PO Box 56 Luther, OK 73054 ....................405-277-3833

edmond area chamber of commerce825 E. 2nd Street Suite 100 Edmond, OK 73034 ................405-341-2808 [email protected]

edmond c. & V. B. PO Box 2970 Edmond, OK 73083 ................405-341-4344 Toll Free ...................................866-341-4344 [email protected]

oklahoma city, oK c. & V. B. 189 West Sheridan Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73102 .....405-297-8912Toll Free [email protected]

oklahoma city chamber of commerce

123 Park Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73102 .....405-297-8900

Yukon chamber of commerce 510 Elm,Yukon, OK 73099 ......405-354-3567 @yukoncc.com

el reno chamber of commerce

206 N. Bickford El Reno, OK 73036 ..................405-262-1188Toll Free ...................................888-535-7366elrenochamber@[email protected]

Geary chamber of commerce E. Main St, Geary, OK .........405-884-2765

weatherford, oK chamber of commerce522 W. Rainey Avenue, Room 221 PO Box 857 Weatherford, OK 73096 .........580-772-7744 Toll Free ...................................800-725-7744 [email protected]

clinton chamber of commerce

101 South 4th Street Clinton, OK 73601 ..................580-323-2222 [email protected]

elk city chamber of commerce PO Box 972 Elk City, OK 73648...............580-225-0207 [email protected]

Sayre oK. chamber of commerce7 North 4th Street Sayre, OK 73662 .....................580-928-3386

Shamlock tx. chamber of commerce 207 N. Main Street Shamrock, TX 79079 ...............806-256-2501 [email protected] www.shamrocktx.net

Mclean area chamber ofcommerce PO Box 445McLean, TX 79057 ....................806-779-2564

Groom city of PO Box 217Groom, TX 79039 ....................806-248-7929 amarillo chamber of commerce 1000 S. Polk Amarillo, TX 79105 ..................806-373-7800 www.amarillo-chamber.org amarillo convention and Visitors Bureau 1000 S. Polk St. Amarillo, Texas, 79101 ............800-692-1338

http://www.amarillo-cvb.org/ wildorado, Vega & adrian oldham county chamber of commerce 904 Main, PO Box 538 Vega, TX 79092 .......................806-267-2828 [email protected] www.oldhamcofc.org

Panhandle tourism Marketing council PO Box 481 Miami, TX 79059 ......................806-868-2094 [email protected] Or www.texasptmc.org

tucumcari/Quay county chamber of commerce

404 West Route 66 P.O. Drawer E Tucumcari, NM 88401 ............575-461-1694 [email protected]

Santa rosa nM chamber of commerce

244 South 4TH Street Santa Rosa, NM 88435 ..........575-472-3404 [email protected]

albuquerque convention & Visitors Bureau PO Box 26866, Albuquerque, NM 8712520 First Plaza NW Ste. 601Albuquerque, NM 87102 .......505-842-9918 Toll Free ...................................800-284-2282 Gallup nM - McKinley county nM chamber of commerce 103 W. Highway 66Gallup, NM 87301 ..................505-722-2228 Toll Free ...................................800-380-4989 [email protected]

holbrook az chamber of commerce - Visitors center & Museum 100 E. Arizona St.Holbrook, AZ 86025 ................928-524-6558 Toll Free ...................................800-524-2459holbrook@GoTourAZ.com www.GotourAZ.com

winslow az. chamber of commerce523 W. Second St. or PO Box 460 Winslow, AZ 86047 ..................928-289-2434 [email protected]

flagstaff chamber of commerce

101 W. Route 66Flagstaff, AZ 86001............928-774-4505

flagstaff convention & Visitors Bureau Call ..........................................928-774-9541 Toll Free ...................................800-842-7293 [email protected]

williams-Grand canyon chamber of commerce

200 W. Railroad Ave.Williams, AZ 86046 ..................928-635-0273williamschamber.com

Seligman chamber of commercePO Box 65Seligman, AZ 86337 ................928-308-8210www.seligmanarizona.org

Kingman area chamber of commerce

120 W. Andy Devine Kingman, AZ 86401 ................928-753-6253 kingmanchamber.org

needles, ca. chamber of commerce

PO Box 705 Needles, CA. 92363 ...............760-326-2050

Barstow area chamber of commerce & Visiters Bureau

681 N. 1st Ave. Barstow, CA. 92311 PO Box 698 Barstow, CA 92312 .................760-256-8617


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Chambers, Convention & Visitors BureausSan Bernardino area chamber of commerce 546 West 6th Street San Bernardino, CA 92410 ....909-885-7515 [email protected]

rancho cucamonga chamber of commerce

7945 Vineyard Ave. Suite D-5 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730Call ..........................................909-987-1012 [email protected]

la Verne chamber of commerce2078 Bonita Ave La Verne, CA 91750 ...............909-593-5265 www.lavernechamber.org [email protected]

twentynine Palms chamber of commerce

73660 Civic Center, Suite CTwentynine Palms, CA 92277 .. 760-367-3445

San Dimas chamber of commerce 246 East Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773 (In the historic Martin House) PO Box 175 San Dimas, CA 91773 ............909-592-3818

Glendora chamber of commerce 131 East Foothill Blvd. Glendora, CA 91741 ..............626-963-4128 [email protected]

Duarte chamber of commerce1105 Oak Avenue P.O. Box 1438 Duarte, CA 91009-4438 .........626-357-3333 [email protected] www.duartechamber.com

Monrovia chamber of commerce 620 S. Myrtle Avenue Monrovia, CA 91016 ..............626-358-1159

arcadia chamber of commerce 388 W. Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91007 ................626-447-2159

South Pasadena city of 1121 Mission St South Pasadena,CA910303211 ......626-441-2339

San Marino chamber of commerce2304 Huntington Drive Suite 202 San Marino, CA 91108 ...........626-286-1022 [email protected]

west hollywood Visitors Bureau

8687 Melrose Avenue Suite M-38 West Hollywood,CA 90069....310-289-2525 Toll Free ...................................800-368-6020 [email protected]

Beverly hills chamber of commerce 239 South Beverly Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90212 ...........310-248-1000 [email protected]

Beverly hills c. & V. B. 239 South Beverly Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90212 ...........800-345-2210

century city chamber of commerce

2029 Century Park East Concourse Level Los Angeles, CA 90067 ..........310-553-2222 [email protected]

westwood chamber of commerceP.O. Box 1247 Westwood, CA 96137 ............530-256-2456 [email protected] www.westwoodchamber.org

west los angeles chamber of commerce2990 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 300A Los Angeles, CA 90064 ..........310-481-0600 [email protected]

Santa Monica chamber of commerce 1234 6th Street, Suite 100Santa Monica, California 90401Call ..........................................310-393-9825 [email protected]

Santa Monica convention & Visitors Bureau

1920 Main St. Ste B Santa Monica, CA 90405 ......310-319-6263 Toll Free ...................................800-544-5319info@santamonica.com


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AMBULANCE SERVICESAmbulance Emergency Call ..................911Advance Ambulance 5567 N. Elston Ave Chicago, Il 60630 ................ 773-774-8999Alhambra-Hamel Ambulance Service 401 N Old US Route 66 Hamel,IL ............................... 618-633-2205Ambulance-Lifeline 112 Southgate Dr Bloomington,IL .................... 309-828-8572America Ambulance Service Inc 1501 S 5th St Springfield,IL ........................ 217-523-3636Ambulances Litchfield,IL ........ 217-324-4042Springfield Area Ambulance 3219 E Carpenter St. Springfield,IL ........................ 217-535-0100

SuPerIor aMBulance SerVIce 395 W. Lake St. (Chicago Land Area) Elmhurst, Illinois # ............... 630-832-2000

Toll Free .............................. 800-832-2000

LIBRARIESchicago

Harold Washington Library Center 400 S. State St., Chicago .... 312-747-4300Legler Library 115 S. Pulaski Road ............. 312-746-7730Toman 2708 S. Pulaski Road Chicago...............................312-745-1660

lyonsLyons Public Library 4209 Joliet Avenue (old route 66) Lyons, Il 60534-1597 ............. 708-447-3577

foutiandaleFountiandale Public Library 201 W Normantown Rd Romeoville, IL ...................... 815-886-2030

JolietJoliet Public Library 150 N. Ottawa St Joliet, IL 60432 ..................... 815-740-2660

wilmingtonWilmington Public Library District 201 S. Kankakee St Wilmington, IL ...................... 815-476-2834

BraidwoodFossil Ridge Public Library 386 W. Kennedy Rd Braidwood, IL ....................... 815-458-2187

DwightPrairie Creek Public Library 501 Carriage House Lane Dwight, IL ............................. 815-584-3061

odellOdell Public Library 301 E. Richard St, Odell, IL .....815-998-2012

PontiacPontiac Public Library 211 E. Madison St Pontiac,IL ............................. 815-844-7229

chenoaChenoa Public Library 211 S. Division, Chenoa, IL ....815-945-4253

lexingtonLexington Public Library 207 S. Cedar, Lexington, IL ....309-365-7801

towandaTowanda Public Library 301 S. College, Normal, IL .....309-728-2176

normalNormal Public Library 206 W. Taylor, Normal, IL ...... 309-452-1757

BloomingtonBloomington Public Library 205 E. Olive, Bloomington,IL ... 309-828-6091

lincolnLincoln Public Library District 725 Pekin St., Lincoln,IL ....... 217-732-8878

elkhartElkhart Public Library 121 Bohan, Elkhart,IL ........... 217-947-2313

williamsvilleWilliamsville Public Library 102 South Elm Williamsville,IL2 ...................... 17-947-2313

ShermanSherman Public Library 2100 Andrew Rd Sherman,IL..........................217-496-2496

SpringfieldLincoln Library 326 S. 7th, Springfield,IL ....... 217-753-4900linclon Presidential library 112 N. 6th Downtown, Springfield IL ... 217-558-8844

chathmanChathman Library 600 E. Spruce Chathman, IL ...................... 217-483-2713

auburnAuburn Public Library 338 W. Jefferson Auburn,IL ............................. 217-854-3505

carlinvilleCarlinville Librar 510 N. Broad, Carlinville,IL. ....217-854-3505

litchfieldLitchfield Public Library District 400 N. State, Litchfield,IL ..... 217-324-3866

GillespieGillespie Library 201 W. Chestnu Gillespie,IL........................... 217-839-3614

Benld(Frank Bertetti) Benld Public Library 308 E. Central Ave Benld,IL ................................ 217-835-4045

Mount oliveMount Olive Public Library 100 N. Plum St Mount Olive,IL .................... 217-999-7311

StauntonStaunton Public Library 306 W. Main St Staunton,IL .......................... 618-635-3852

edwardsvilleEdwardsville Public Library 112 S. Kansas St Edwardsville,IL ..................... 618-692-7556

Glen carbonGlen Carbon Centennial Library 198 S. Main Glen Carbon,IL ................... 618-228-1212

Granite citySix Mile Regional Library District 2001 Delmar Ave Granite City, IL ..................... 618-452-6238

POST OFFICESchicago

Mail Center Of Chicago Inc. 28 East Jackson (old route 66) Chicago, IL .......................... 312-922-1788 211 S Clark St. Chicago, IL .......................... 312-427-4268 875 N. Michigan Ave Chicago, IL .......................... 312-943-4988

cicero 2440 S Laramie Ave Cicero, IL............................708-652-6880

lyons 7836 Ogden Ave Lyons, IL ................................ 708-442-5400

romeoville 315 W Romeo Rd Romeoville, IL ...................... 815-886-9040

Joliet 2000 Mcdonough St Joliet, IL ................................ 815-773-1060

elwood 303 E Mississippi Ave Elwood, IL ............................. 815-423-5656

Braceville 106 N Mitchell St Braceville, IL ......................... 815-237-2627

wilmington 301 N Water St Wilmington, IL ...................... 815-476-9052

Braidwood 280 W Main St Braidwood, IL ....................... 815-458-3422

odell 108 S Waupansie St Odell, IL ................................ 815-998-2422

Pontiac 302 W Madison St Pontiac, IL ............................ 815-844-6195

chenoa 213 E Owsley St Chenoa, IL...........................815-945-2131

lexington 301 W Main St Lexington, IL ......................... 309-365-3711

towanda 104 S Madison St Towanda, IL ......................... 309-728-2132

normal 200 W North St Normal, IL ............................. 309-452-2909

Bloomington 1211 Towanda Ave Bloomington, IL....................309-664-4600

Mclean 117 S Hamilton St McLean, IL ........................... 309-874-2241

alanta 100 Sw Church St Atlanta, IL............................. 217-648-2531

lincoln 102 S Mclean St Lincoln, IL ............................. 217-735-3239 109 Lincoln Ave Lincoln, IL ............................. 217-732-4912

williamsville 100 E Main St Williamsville, IL ..................... 217-566-3651

elkhart 111 Gov Oglesby St Elkhart, IL .............................. 217-947-2312

Sherman 2605 E Andrew Rd Sherman, IL .......................... 217-496-2032

Springfield 2105 E Cook St Springfield, IL ....................... 217-788-7200 619 N 7th St, Springfield, IL......................217-629-9842 401 S Spring St Springfield, IL......................217-753-3543 1927 E Sangamon Ave Springfield, IL......................217-788-2480

Divernon 157 W Dodds St Divernon, IL.........................217-628-3522

Glenarm 53 Judd Rd, Glenarm, IL ..... 217-483-2357

Pawnee 620 5th St, Pawnee, IL ......... 217-625-7070

auburn 202 S 5th St, Auburn, IL ........ 217-438-6216

thayer 210 E Main St, Thayer, IL ...... 217-965-5031

Virden 211 N Springfield St Virden, IL .............................. 217-965-3629

Girard 148 W Center St, Girard, IL ....217-627-3016

farmersville 206 S Cleveland St Farmersville, IL ..................... 217-227-3614

nilwood 31 Morean St, Nilwood, IL ... 217-627-3341

carlinville 129 E 1st South St Carlinville, IL ......................... 217-854-7071

litchfield 202 E Kirkham St Litchfield, IL .......................... 217-324-2004

Gillespie 200 W Spruce St Gillespie, IL ........................... 217-839-3020

Benld 109 N Main St, Benld, IL ....... 217-835-4525

Mount olive 118 S Poplar St Mount Olive, IL .................... 217-999-5901

Staunton 113 S Edwardsville St Staunton, IL .......................... 618-635-2676

livingston 301 Livingston Ave Livingston, IL ......................... 618-637-2135

hamel 143 W State St, Hamel, IL .... 618-633-2526

edwardsville 132 N Kansas St, #1-2 Edwardsville, IL .................... 618-656-8460

Glen carbon 105 N Main St Glen Carbon, IL ................... 618-288-9503

Granite city 3236 Nameoki Rd Granite City, IL ..................... 618-877-0450

POLICE, SHERIFF &FIREFire, Police &Sheriff Emergency Call ..... 911

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AMBULANCE SERVICESAmbulance Emergency Call ..................911Abbott Ambulance Inc. 2500 Abbott Pl St Louis, MO........................314-768-1000Alba Ambulance Airport Drive, Joplin, MO .... 417-623-3347Meramec Ambulance District 3279 Highway 100 Villa Ridge, MO ................... 636-451-5816North Crawford CO Amblnce Sw Main St, Cuba, MO ....... 573-885-3793St Clair Ambulance District 3 Paul Parks Dr St Clair, MO .......................... 636-629-2216 St Johns Paramedic & Ambulance 2030 S National Ave Springfield, MO ................... 417-820-8620St Louis County Ambulance 9551 Litzsinger Rd St Louis, MO ......................... 314-889-2345

LIBRARIESSaint louis

Saint Louis Public Library (Main Library) 1301 Olive St St Louis, MO ......................... 314-241-2288St Louis Law Library 10 N Tucker Blvd, #1300 St Louis, MO ......................... 314-622-4385

eurekaSt Louis County Library 103 Hilltop Village Center Dr Eureka, MO .......................... 636-938-4520

PacificScenic Regional Library 119 W Saint Louis St Pacific, MO .......................... 636-257-2712

St. clairScenic Regional Library 570 S Main St St Clair, MO .......................... 636-629-2546

SullivanSullivan Public Library 104 W Vine St Sullivan, MO ......................... 573-468-4372

BourbonBourbon Public Library 575 Elm St, Bourbon, MO .... 573-732-5313

JamesJames Memorial Library 300 W Scioto St St James, MO ...................... 573-265-7211

cubaOzark Regional Library 305 N Smith St, Cuba, MO .. 573-885-3431

rollaRolla Public Library 900 N Pine St, Rolla, MO ..... 573-364-2604

waynesvillePulaski County Library 306 Historic 66 W Waynesville, MO ................. 573-774-2965

DixonJessie Mc Cullie Library 200 S Pine St, Dixon, MO ..... 573-759-3339

crockerPulaski County Library 106 S Commercial St Crocker, MO ........................ 573-736-5592

richlandPulaski County Library 111 W Camden St Richland, MO.......................573-765-3642

StoutlandStoutland Library 162 Starling Dr Stoutland, MO ..................... 417-286-3611

lebanonLebanon Laclede County Library 915 S Jefferson Ave Lebanon, MO ...................... 417-532-2148

conwayConway Memorial Library 111 W Jefferson Ave Conway, MO ....................... 417-589-9000

MarshfieldWebster County Library 219 W Jackson St Marshfield, MO .................... 417-468-3335

SpringfieldOzarks Genealogical Library 534 W Catalpa St Springfield, MO ................... 417-831-2773Duane G Meyer Library 901 S National Ave Springfield, MO ................... 417-836-4525Brentwood Branch Library 2214 S Brentwood Blvd Springfield, MO ................... 417-883-1974Park Central Branch Library 128 Park Central Sq Springfield, MO ................... 417-831-1342Midtown Carnegie Library 397 E Central St Springfield, MO ................... 417-862-0135Library Station 417 N Kansas Expy Springfield, MO ................. 865-1340 2535Library Center 4653 S Campbell Ave Springfield, MO ................... 417-882-0714Cordas C Burnett Library 1435 N Glenstone Ave Springfield, MO ................... 417-268-1000

carthageCarthage Public Library 612 S Garrison Ave Carthage, MO .................... 417-237-7040

JoplinJoplin Public Library 300 S Main St, Joplin, MO ... 417-623-7953 Post Memorial Art Ref Library 300 S Main St, Joplin, MO ... 417-782-7678 City-Joplin Tool Lending 120 N Porter Ave Joplin, MO ........................... 417-625-4718 Seth Wilson Library 1111 N Main St Joplin, MO ........................... 417-624-2518George A Spiva Library 3950 Newman Rd Joplin, MO ........................... 417-625-9362Webb City Public Library 101 S Liberty St Webb City, MO.................... 417-673-4326

POST OFFICESSaint louis

1720 Market St., St Louis,MO ..314-436-4282 3198 S. Grand Ave., St. Louis, MOGravois Station 4455 Ridgewood Ave., St. Louis, MO 3232 Clifton Ave., St. Louis, MO 7217 Watson Rd., St. Louis, MO 222 S. Taylor, St. Louis, MO

eureka 101 Thresher Dr Eureka, MO .......................... 636-938-1352

Pacific 324 W Saint Louis St Pacific, MO .......................... 636-257-3503 3504 Saint Albans Rd Pacific, MO .......................... 636-273-5306

Villa ridge 461 Highway M Villa Ridge, MO ................... 636-742-4609

Saint clair 1020 Plaza Ct S, #A St Clair, MO .......................... 636-629-1866

union 1276 N Highway 47 Union, MO ............................ 636-583-2442

Sullivan 33 W Vine St, Sullivan, MO .. 573-468-4513 51 Highway W Sullivan, MO........................573-927-5330

Bourbon 218 E Pine St Bourbon, MO ..573-732-4600

leasburg 2302 Highway Mm Leasburg, MO...................... 573-245-6466

cuba 703 W Washington St Cuba, MO ........................... 573-885-3612 201 N Bourbeuse St St James, MO ...................... 573-265-7664

rolla 501 W 8th St Rolla, MO ....... 573-364-1775

newburg 71 E 1st St, Newburg, MO ... 573-762-2675

St roberts 181 Woodland Ln St Robert, MO ...................... 573-336-8407

laquey 28125 Highway AA Laquey, MO ......................... 573-765-3341

lebanon 707 E Copeland St Lebanon, MO ...................... 417-532-2222

Phillipsburg 100 S Front St, Phillipsburg, MO .................. 417-589-6828

conway 601 W Jefferson Ave, #D Conway, MO ....................... 417-589-3111

niangua 113 S Main St Niangua, MO ...................... 417-473-6313

Marshfield 203 N Clay St Marshfield, MO .................... 417-859-7058

Strafford 125 S Washington St Strafford, MO ....................... 417-736-2684

Springfield 500 W Chestnut Expy Springfield, MO ................... 417-864-0100

halltown 224 Main St, Halltown, MO ...417-749-2208

avilla 101 Lamar St, Avilla, MO ..... 417-246-5760

carthage 226 W 3rd St Carthage, MO ..417-358-2307

webb city 220 W Daugherty St Webb City, MO.................... 417-673-4346

carterville 121 E Main St Carterville, MO ..417-673-3041

Joplin 101 N Main St, Joplin, MO. .. 417-623-6176 3115 S Main St, Joplin, MO ...417-623-4488

POLICE, SHERIFF & FIREFire, Police & Sheriff Emergency Call ......911

Kansas

AMBULANCE SERVICESAmbulance Emergency Call.................911Alba Ambulance Airport Drive, Joplin, MO .... 417-623-3347Cherokee Co. Ambulance Assoc. Dist III 311 Military Ave Baxter Springs, KS ................ 620-856-2561 Cherokee County Ambulance 217 Turner Dr Galena, KS .... 620-783-2333 Quapaw Ambulance 806 S Main St Quapaw,OK ..918-674-2443

LIBRARIESGalena

Galena Archival Library 210 W 7th St, Galena, KS .... 620-783-1757 Galena Public Library 217 W 7th St, Galena, KS .... 620-783-5132

Baxter SpringsJohnston Public Library 210 W 10th St Baxter Springs, KS ................ 620-856-5591

POST OFFICES Galena

119 E 5th St, Galena, KS ...... 620-783-1775riverton

7018 Se Nighthawk Ln Riverton, KS .......................... 620-848-3141

Baxter Springs 1115 Park Ave Baxter Springs, KS ................ 620-856-5800

POLICE , SHERIFF & FIREFire, Police & Sheriff Emergency Call ......911

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Ambulance Emergency Call.................911Carney Ambulance Service 204 Cedar Ave Wellston, OK ........................ 405-865-2525Chandler Ambulance Service 220 S Cleveland Ave Chandler, OK....................... 405-258-1202Chelsea Ambulance 600 Walnut St Chelsea, OK ........................ 918-789-2123Cheyenne & Arapaho 10331 N 2274 Rd Clinton, OK .......................... 580-323-0679Creek County Emergency Amblance 123 E Hobson Ave Sapulpa, OK ........................ 918-227-2233Emergency Medical Service 1417 N Lansing Ave Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-596-3100Elk City Ambulance 422 E 3rd St Elk City, OK ........................... 580-225-0500Geary Ambulance 705 N Galena Ave Geary, OK ............................ 405-884-2323Integris Baptist Regional Ems 207 E Bj Tunnell Blvd Miami, OK ............................ 918-542-5171Integrity Ems of Oklahoma 18500 S Highway 69 Afton, OK ............................. 918-541-9000Pafford Ems 817 N J M Davis Blvd Claremore, OK .................... 918-341-2477Sooner Rescue Service Po Box 901 Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-373-1212Quapaw Ambulance 806 S Main St Quapaw, OK ....................... 918-674-2443Weatherford Ambulance Service 201 Sw Main St Weatherford, OK ................. 580-772-5958

LIBRARIESMiami

Miami Public Library 200 N Main St, Miami, OK ............................ 918-541-2292

VinitaVinita Public Library 215 W Illinois Ave Vinita, OK ............................. 918-256-2115

chelseaChelsea Public Library 618 Pine St, Chelsea , OK ... 918-789-3364

claremoreWill Rogers Library 1515 N Florence Ave Claremore, OK .................... 918-341-1564Stratton Taylor Library 1701 W Will Rogers Blvd Claremore, OK .................... 918-343-7716

catooseCatoosa Library 105 E Oak St, Catoosa, OK ...918-266-1684

tulsaBrookside Library 1207 E 45th Pl, Tulsa, OK ...... 918-746-5012Tulsa City County Library 400 Civic Ctr, Tulsa, OK ....... 918-596-2840Hardesty Regional Library 8316 E 93rd St, Tulsa, OK...... 918-250-7307

Library at 51st 5202 S Hudson Ave Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-499-5400Oklahoma Well Log Library Incorporated 427 S Boston Ave, #1100 Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-582-6188Schusterman-Benson Library 3333 E 32nd Pl, Tulsa, OK ..... 918-746-5024 Chapman Library 2727 S Rockford Rd Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-748-5306 Zarrow Regional Library 2224 W 51st St, Tulsa, OK ..... 918-591-4366 Health Sciences Library 1923 S Utica Ave Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-744-2970

SapulpaSapulpa Public Library 27 W Dewey Ave Sapulpa, OK ........................ 918-224-5624

KellyvilleKellyville Public Library 230 E Buffalo St, Kellyville, OK.......................918-247-3740

StroudSac & Fox Tribal Offices Swimming Pool 246 E 2nd Ave, Stroud, OK .. 918-968-3526Stroud Public Library 301 W 7th St, Stroud, OK ..... 918-968-2567

BristowBristow Public Library 111 W 7th St, Bristow, OK ..... 918-367-6562 Bristow Public Library 2 E 10th St & N Main St Bristow, OK ........................... 918-367-6562

lutherLuther Library 310 N 3rd St Luther, OK ............ 405-277-9967

chandlerChandler Public Library 1021 Manvel Ave Chandler, OK....................... 405-258-3204

EdmondEdmond Branch Library 10 S Boulevard St Edmond, OK ........................ 405-341-9282

oklahoma cityCapitol Hill Library 334 Sw 26th St Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-634-6308Civil Aeromedical Inst Library 6500 S Macarthur Blvd, #400a Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-954-4398Downtown Library 300 Park Ave Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-231-8650 Midwest City Library 8143 E Reno Ave Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-732-4828Melton Art Reference Library 4300 N Sewell Ave Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-525-3603Ralph Ellison Library 1918 Ne 23rd St Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-424-1437 Village Library 10307 N Pennsylvania Ave Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-755-0710Wright Library 2101 Exchange Ave Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-235-5035 Mabel C Fry Public Library 500 W Main St, Yukon,OK ... 405-354-8232 Canadian County Historical Msm 300 S Grand Ave El Reno, OK .......................... 405-262-5121 El Reno Library 215 E Wade St

El Reno, OK .......................... 405-262-2409 Geary

Geary Public Library106 W Main St, Geary, OK ....... 405-884-2372

hinton Hinton Public Library 115 E Main St, Hinton, OK ... 405-542-6167

hydroHydro Public Library 518 S Broadway Ave Hydro, OK ............................ 405-663-2009

weatherfordWeatherford Library 219 E Franklin Ave Weatherford, OK ................. 580-772-3591 AL Harris Library 809 N Custer St Weatherford, OK ................. 580-774-3730

clintonClinton Public Library 721 Frisco Ave Clinton, OK .......................... 580-323-2165Western Plains Library System 501 S 28th St, Clinton, OK ... 580-323-0974

elk cityElk City Carnegie Library 221 W Broadway Ave Elk City, OK ........................... 580-225-0136

SayreSayre Public Library 113 E Poplar Ave Sayre, OK ............................. 580-928-2641

erickErick Library 200 S Sheb Wooley Ave Erick, OK ............................... 580-526-3425

POST OFFICEScommerce

301 Commerce St Commerce, OK ................... 918-675-4617

Miami 32 A St Ne, Miami, OK ......... 918-542-8235

afton 101 S 1st St, Afton, OK ......... 918-257-4042

Vinita 120 E Illinois Ave Vinita, OK............................918-256-7548 447900 E 350 Rd Vinita, OK............................918-782-2160

chelsea 408 W 6th St, Chelsea, OK .. 918-789-2653

foyil 100 E 3rd St, Foyil, OK .......... 918-341-6229

tulsa 333 W 4th St, #349 Tulsa, OK ............................... 918-732-6651

Kellyville 218 E Buffalo St Kellyville, OK.......................918-247-6344

Bristow124 W 6th Av Bristow, OK........................918-367-3440

Depew316 W Main St Depew, OK.........................918-324-5712

Stroud 601 W Main St, Stroud, OK .. 918-668-3332

chandler 123 W 9th St, Chandler, OK .. 405-258-0187 401 W 2nd St, Chandler, OK....................... 405-356-2750

wellston 401 2nd St, Wellston, OK ..... 405-356-2750

luther 506 S Ash St, Luther, OK ....... 405-277-3292

oklahoma city 6612 NW 38th St Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-491-1096 6421 N Macarthur Blvd Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-621-0634 7800 W Hefner Rd Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-722-7695 3022 W I-44 Service Rd Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-946-8493 301 W Britton Rd Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-848-8725

el reno 203 N Evans Ave El Reno, OK .......................... 405-262-5095

calumet 105 E Main St Calumet, OK ....................... 405-893-2572

Geary 120 Nw 1st St, Geary, OK .... 405-884-2771

hinton 107 S Noble St, Hinton, OK.. 405-542-3280

hydro 221 W Main St, Hydro, OK...

weatherford 107 E Franklin Ave Weatherford, OK ................. 580-772-2412

clinton 212 S 11th St, Clinton, OK ... 580-323-0712

canute 915 E Willard St Canute, OK ......................... 580-472-3261

elk city 101 S Adams Ave Elk City, OK ........................... 580-225-0294

Sayre 201 N 4th St, Sayre, OK ....... 580-928-3489

erick 119 W 3rd St, Erick, OK ........ 580-526-3254

POLICE, SHERIFF & FIREFire Police & Sheriff Emergency Call.......911


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AMBULANCE SERVICESAmbulance Emergency Call.................911Amarillo Medical Service 4101 Mockingbird Ln Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-358-7111Groom Ambulance Service 203 Broadway Ave Groom, TX ............................ 806-248-7003McLean Emergency Medical Svc Inc. 16 Po Box, McLean, TX ........ 806-779-2484Rico Aviation LLC 2322 Lakeview Dr Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-331-7426Panhandle Emergency Medical 4101 Mockingbird Ln Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-358-8511O’Hara’s Flying Svc II Lp 10001 American Dr Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-359-4699Wheeler County Ambulance Service 122 W 2nd St Shamrock, TX ....................... 806-256-2136

LIBRARIESShamrock

Shamrock Public Library712 N Main StShamrock, TX ............................ 806-256-3921

McleanLovette Memorial Library302 N Main St, McLean, TX ...... 806-779-2851

GroomGroom Library201 Broadway AveGroom, TX ................................. 806-248-7353

amarilloAmarillo Public Library 413 SE 4th Ave Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-378-3054Harrington Library Consortium413 SE 4th AveAmarillo, TX ............................... 806-371-5135Texas Panhandle Library System 413 SE 4th Ave Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-378-4216North Amarillo Public Library 1500 NE 24th Ave, Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-381-7931East Amarillo Public Library 2232 Se 27th Ave Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-342-1589 Department-Vet Affairs Library 6010 W Amarillo Blvd Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-354-7877Harrington Library 1400 Wallace Blvd Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-354-5447

VegaOldham County Library 914 E Main St, Vega, TX ....... 806-267-2635

POST OFFICESShamrock

210 N Madden St Shamrock, TX ....................... 806-256-3521

Mclean 101 Main St, McLean, TX ..... 806-779-2252

allanreed 13100 Interstate 40 Alanreed, TX ........................ 806-779-3220

Groom 104 W 1st St, Groom, TX ...... 806-248-7988

amarillo 2301 Ross St, Amarillo, TX .... 806-468-2101 8301 W Amarillo Blvd

Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-352-9038 wildorado

Po Box 9998 Wildorado, TX.....................806-426-3451

Bushland Simmons Rd, Bushland, TX .. 806-359-4201

Vega 222 N Main St, Vega, TX ...... 806-267-2552

adrian 201 Historic Route 66 Adrian, TX ............................. 806-538-6260


New Mexico AMBULANCE SERVICES

Ambulance Emergency Call ..................911Albuquerque Ambulance Service 1801 Randolph Rd SE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-923-6400Santa Rosa Ambulance Service 500 Historic Route 66 Santa Rosa, NM .................. 575-472-0506Gallup Med Flight 2111 W Historic Highway 66, #6 Gallup, NM .......................... 505-726-0053Med Flight Air Ambulance 2301 Yale Blvd Se, #D3 Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-842-4411Mount Taylor Ambulance Service 700 Truman Ave Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-8675Pine Hill Ambulance Service Bia Route 125 Bluewater, NM ..................... 505-775-3248Tucumcari Ambulance 225 E Center St Tucumcari, NM .................... 575-461-2558

LIBRARIEStucumcari

Tucumcari Library 602 S 2nd St Tucumcari, NM .................... 575-461-0295

Santa rosaMoise Memorial Library208 S 5th StSanta Rosa, NM ....................... 575-472-3101

edgewoodEdgewood Community Library95 State Road 344Edgewood, NM ........................ 505-281-0138

tijerasEast Mountain Library State Highway 33 Tijeras, NM ............................ 505-281-8508

albuquerqueLomas Tramway Library 908 Eastridge Dr NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-291-6295San Pedro Library 5600 Trumbull Ave SE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-256-2067 Erna Fergusson Library 3700 San Mateo Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-888-8100Foster Lassetter Memorial Library 5400 Gibson Blvd SE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-262-7158Main Branch 501 Copper Ave NW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-768-5140Tony Hillerman 8205 Apache Ave NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-291-6264

Juan Tabo Library 3407 Juan Tabo Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-291-6260Cross-Cultural Library 3315 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-883-0440 Ernie Pyle Library 900 Girard Blvd SE Albuquerque, NM................505-256-2065Westgate Library 1300 Delgado Dr SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-833-6984 Main Branch 501 Copper Ave NW Albuquerque, NM ........ 505-768-5140Taylor Ranch Library 5700 Bogart St NW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-897-8816Alamosa Library 6900 Gonzales Rd SWAlbuquerque, NM .................... 505-836-0684 Moriarty Library 201 Broadway Blvd SE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-832-2513South Valley Library 3904 Isleta Blvd SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-877-5170Los Griegos Library 1000 Griegos Rd NW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-761-4020Cathedral Library 318 Silver Ave SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-247-1581

GrantsMother Whiteside Memorial Library 525 W High St, Grants, NM .. 505-287-4793

GallupOctavia Fellin Public Library 115 W Hill Ave, Gallup, NM ...505-863-1291Children’s Library 200 W Aztec Ave Gallup, NM .......................... 505-726-6120 Zollinger Library 200 College Rd Gallup, NM .......................... 505-863-7531Gallup Indian Med Ctr Med Library 516 Nizhoni Blvd Gallup, NM .......................... 505-722-1119

POST OFFICESSan Jon

402 Route 66 San Jon, NM ........................ 575-576-2516

tucumcari 220 S 1st St Tucumcari, NM .................... 505-461-0370

Santa rosa 120 S 5th St Santa Rosa, NM .................. 575-472-3743

Moriarty 514 Route 66, Moriarty, NM ..505-832-4914

edgewood 13 Plaza Loop Edgewood, NM ................... 505-281-3535

albuquerque 1135 Broadway Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-346-8044 2505 Graceland Dr NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-346-1210 303 Romero St NW, #S108 Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-342-5927 2016 Central Ave SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-346-1293 1050 Sunset Rd SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-346-0876

lunas 100 Carson Dr SE Los Lunas, NM ...................... 505-865-7887

2971 Nm-47 Los Lunas, NM ...................... 505-865-6166 351 Canal Blvd SW Los Lunas, NM ...................... 505-565-1371

laguna 11 Railroad Ave Laguna, NM ......................... 505-552-6105

casa Blanca Po Box 9998 Casa Blanca, NM ............... 505-552-9290

cubero 5 Camino Real Rd Cubero, NM ......................... 505-552-6811

Grants 816 W Santa Fe Ave Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-3143

Bluewater 237 Pinon Se St Bluewater, NM ..................... 505-876-4957

Milan 105 Airport Rd, Milan, NM ... 505-287-4685

Prewitt 1692 NM-122, Prewitt, NM... 505-876-2570

continental Divide 40 Wrangler Rd Continental Divide, NM ..... 505-862-7454

Gallup 500 S 2nd St, Gallup, NM .... 505-722-5265 950 W Aztec Ave Gallup, NM .......................... 505-722-5265 2418 E Historic Highway 66 Gallup, NM .......................... 505-722-2818



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AMBULANCE SERVICESAmbulance Emergency Call ..................911Action Medical Service 1200 E Second St Winslow, AZ .......................... 928-289-9229Care Flight 2000 Highway 95, #210 Bullhead City, AZ ................. 928-754-5339Guardian Medical Transport 1200 N Beaver St Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-773-2145Holbrook City Ambulance 410 E Iowa St Holbrook, AZ ........................ 928-524-2190Transerv Transportation 2827 Van Marter Dr Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-753-5993

LIBRARIESholbrook

Holbrook Public Library 451 N 1st Ave Holbrook, AZ ........................ 928-524-3732

winslowWinslow Public Library 420 W Gilmore St Winslow, AZ .......................... 928-289-4982

flagstaffFlagstaff Library 300 W Aspen Ave Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-779-7673Coconino County Public Library 300 W Aspen Ave Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-779-7670Cline Library Nau Campus Building 28 Flagstaff, AZ. ......................... 928-523-6805 US Geological Library 2255 N Gemini Dr Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-556-7008 Lowell Observatory 1400 W Mars Hill Rd Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-774-3358East Flagstaff Community Library 3000 N 4th St, #5 Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-774-8434

williamsWilliams Public Library 113 S 1st St, #A Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2263

ash forkAsh Fork Public Library 450 Lewis Ave Ash Fork, AZ ......................... 928-637-2442

SeligmanSeligman Public Library 202 N Floyd St Seligman, AZ ........................ 928-422-3633

KingmanMohave County Library District 3269 N Burbank St, Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-692-2665 Mohave Museum of History and Arts 400 W Beale StKingman, AZ ............................. 928-753-3195

POST OFFICESholbrook

100 W Erie St Holbrook, AZ ........................ 928-524-3311

Joseph city 4592 Main St Joseph City, AZ .................... 928-288-3662

winslow 223 N Williamson Ave Winslow, AZ .......................... 928-289-2131

flagstaff 2400 N Postal Blvd Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-714-9302 104 N Agassiz St Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-779-2371 112 N Humphreys St, #1000 Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-774-2101

Bellemont 12500 W Interstate Hwy 40 Bellemont, AZ ...................... 928-226-7499

Parks 101 Parks Rd, Parks, AZ........ 928-635-1310

wilmams 120 S 1st St, Williams, AZ ...... 928-635-4572

ash fork 435 Park Ave, Ash Fork, AZ .. 928-637-2554

Seligman 22801 W Old Highway 66 Seligman, AZ ........................ 928-422-3468

Kingman 229 E Andy Devine Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-753-1448 1901 Johnson Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-753-2480


Califorina AMBULANCE SERVICES

Ambulance Emergency Call ..................911ABA Medical Transportation 1761 N D St San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-881-8325American Medical Response 7925 Center Ave Rancho Cucamonga, CA ...909-477-5000Baker Emergency Medical Service 904 E Broadway St Needles, CA ................... 760-326-5299Beverly Hills Ambulance 445 N Rexford Dr Beverly Hills, CA ................... 310-550-4900Care First Ambulance 2453 Colorado Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-255-7400Desert Ambulance Service Inc. 831 W Main St Barstow, CA ......................... 760-256-6854Guardian Ambulance 1854 Corson St Pasadena, CA ..................... 626-405-8848Good Word Medical Transport 11957 Bighorn Peak Ct Rancho Cucamonga, CA ...909-945-2130Medic 1 Ambulance Service 1305 W Arrow Hwy, Ste 206 San Dimas, CA .................... 909-592-8840Primary Care Med Transport 7888 Cherry Ave, #I Fontana, CA ........................ 909-574-3000Pasadena Fire Department 100 N Garfield Ave Pasadena, CA ..................... 626-744-4655Premier Transport 4140 Eagle Rock Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-255-0040Schaefer Ambulance 4627 Beverly Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-469-1473

LIBRARIESneedles

Needles Branch Library 1111 Bailey Ave Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-9255

BarstowBarstow Library 304 E Buena Vista St Barstow, CA ......................... 760-256-4850

VictorvilleVictorville Public Library 15011 Circle Dr Victorville, CA ...................... 760-245-4222

San BernardinoDorothy Ingram Branch Library 1505 W Highland Ave San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-887-4494 Paul Villasenor Branch Library 525 N Mount Vernon Ave San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-383-5156 Norman Feldheym Public Library 555 W 6th St San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-381-8201

rialtoRialto Library 251 W 1st St, Rialto, CA ....... 909-875-0144

fontanaFontana Library San Bernardino County 16860 Valencia Ave Fontana, CA ........................ 909-822-2321 Lewis Library 8437 Sierra Ave Fontana, CA ........................ 909-574-4500

rancho cucamongaRancho Cucamonga Public Library 7368 Archibald Ave Rancho Cucamonga, CA ...909-477-2720 San Bernardino County Law Library 8401 Haven Ave Rancho Cucamonga, CA ...909-944-5106

claremontElla Strong Denison Library 1030 Columbia Ave Claremont, CA .................... 909-607-3941Claremont Public Library 208 Harvard Ave Claremont, CA .................... 909-621-4902

San DimasLA Verne Public Library 3640 D St, La Verne, CA ...... 909-596-1934 San Dimas Public Library 145 N Walnut Ave San Dimas, CA .................... 909-599-6738

arcadiaLive Oak Public Library 4153 E Live Oak Ave Arcadia, CA ........................ 626-446-8803Arcadia Public Library 20 W Duarte Rd Arcadia, CA ........................ 626-821-5567

PasadenaPasadena Public Library 285 E Walnut St, Pasadena, CA ..................... 626-744-4052Lamanda Park Library 140 S Altadena Dr Pasadena, CA ..................... 626-744-7266 Hastings Branch Library 3325 E Orange Grove Blvd Pasadena, CA ..................... 626-744-7262

los angelesEl Sereno Branch Library 5226 Huntington Dr S Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-225-9201Los Angeles Central Library 630 W 5th St Los Angeles, CA .................. 213-228-7000 Lincoln Heights Branch Library 2530 Workman St Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-226-1692Little Tokyo Library 203 S Los Angeles St Los Angeles, CA .................. 213-612-0525El Camino Real Library 4264 Whittier Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-269-8102

Chinatown Branch Library 639 N Hill St Los Angeles, CA .................. 213-620-0925

west hollywoodNick Harvill Libraries 967 Hammond St, #8 West Hollywood, CA ........... 310-271-6230

Beverly hillsBeverly Hills Public Library Auditorium 444 N Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills, CA .....................310-288-2220

Santa MonicaSanta Monica Public Library 601 Santa Monica Blvd Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-458-8600 Fairview Branch Library 2101 Ocean Park Blvd Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-450-0443Ocean Park Branch Library 2601 Main St, Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-392-3804

POST OFFICESneedles

1705 Coronado St Needles, CA ........................ 760-858-4887

amboy 87525 US Highway 66 Amboy, CA .......................... 760-733-4224

newberry Springs 31411 Newberry Rd Newberry Springs, CA ........ 760-257-3264

Daggett 33530 C St, Daggett, CA .... 619-254-2693

Barstow 425 S 2nd Ave Barstow, CA ......................... 760-256-9304

Victorville 16333 Green Tree Blvd Victorville, CA ...................... 760-241-4433

San Bernardino 4560 Hallmark Pky San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-887-5518 2160 N Arrowhead Ave San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-881-2523 1560 W Base Line St San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-889-5097 1663 Date Pl San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-882-5294 455 Orange Show Ln San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-888-4282 1335 N Waterman Ave San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-885-0268

rialto 1630 N Riverside Ave Rialto, CA ............................. 909-820-0363 241 W Rialto Ave Rialto, CA ............................. 909-875-7818

fontana 8282 Sierra Ave Fontana, CA ........................ 909-822-8030 8282 Sierra Ave Fontana, CA ........................ 909-822-8030 15020 Spring St Fontana, CA ........................ 909-428-6383

etiwanda 7615 Etiwanda Ave Etiwanda, CA ...................... 909-899-8644

Montclair 5186 Benito St Montclair, CA ...................... 909-624-5438

Glendora 255 S Glendora Ave Glendora, CA ...................... 626-857-9127

covina 545 N Rimsdale Ave Covina, CA .......................... 626-966-6145


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300 E Bonita Ave San Dimas, CA .................... 909-599-0651 533 W Arrow Hwy San Dimas, CA .................... 626-590-4032

la Verne 3355 N White Ave La Verne, CA ....................... 909-392-4681

azusa 110 W 6th St, Azusa, CA ...... 626-969-9530

Pomona 3262 N Garey Ave Pomona, CA ........................ 909-392-3789

Irwindale 16025 Calle Del Norte Irwindale, CA ....................... 626-962-0268

los angeles 6457 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 323-466-2401 1660 Beverly Blvd Los Angeles, CA .................. 213-413-0826

Beverly hills 312 S Beverly Dr Beverly Hills, CA ................... 310-247-3465 8383 Wilshire Blvd, #106 Beverly Hills, CA ................... 310-247-3470 9903 Santa Monica Blvd Beverly Hills, CA ................... 310-286-0500

Santa Monica 1653 7th St Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-576-6539 718 Montana Ave Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-576-2608 1025 Colorado Ave Santa Monica, CA .............. 310-576-0699

Springfield 2105 E Cook St Springfield, IL ....................... 217-788-7200



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Campingunited Methodist campground 14 E Chicago Ave Chicago, IL .......................... 847-824-4924 american collegiate adventures 1811 W North Ave, #201 Chicago, IL .......................... 773-342-0200lake Shokakana 24531 W Ford Rd Channahon, IL .................... 815-467-2171Blackwell forest Preserve Winfield Rd & Butterfield Rd Warrenville, IL....................630-933-7248 Martin campground Incorporated 2303 New Lenox Rd Joliet, IL...............................815-726-3173 725 Cherry Hill Rd Joliet, IL...............................815-726-3173Guardian angel community Services 1550 Plainfield Rd Joliet, IL...............................815-729-0930 zanzibar 2300 Empress Dr Joliet, IL...............................815-744-9400 channahon State Park 25302 W Story St Channahon, IL.....................815-467-4271 windy city camp Ground 18701 80th Ave, Tinley Park, IL......................708-720-0030Shadow lakes realty 24019 W Coal City Rd, Wilmington, IL......................815-458-2151 lake Shokakana 24531 W Ford Rd Channahon, IL.....................815-467-2171 fossil rock recreation area 24615 Stripmine Rd Wilmington, IL......................815-476-6784Des Plaines fish & wildlife 24621 N River Rd Wilmington, IL......................815-423-5326channahon State Park 25302 W Story St Channahon, IL.....................815-467-4271Goose lake association Beach & camp 3935 Goose Lake Rd Morris, IL.............................815-942-9757Bayou Bluffs 9604 E 2350 North Rd Cornell, IL............................815-358-2537Scottish rite campground 25004 N 1875 East Rd, Hudson, IL...........................309-747-2774Kamp Komfort 21408 N 600 East Rd Carlock, IL...........................309-376-4411hickory lane campground 2100 2137th Ave Atlanta, IL...........................217-648-2778South Shore campground 399 IL-10 Hwy, Clinton, IL...217-935-8795 camp-a-while 1779 1250th Ave Lincoln, IL...........................217-735-9922Mr lincoln’s campground rV center 3045 Stanton St Springfield, IL......................217-529-8206 riverside Park campground 4105 Sandhill Rd Springfield, IL......................217-789-2353 Springfield Koa Kampgrounds 4320 KOA Rd Rochester, IL ........................ 217-498-7002Double J campground & rv Park 9683 Palm Rd, Chatham, IL ..217-483-9998 Gotter lake Park 13671 Emmerson Airline Rd Girard, IL ............................... 217-627-2416

lake williamson retreat 17280 Lakeside Dr Carlinville, IL ......................... 800-500-5922carlinville lake 15927 Carlinville Lake Rd Carlinville, IL ......................... 217-854-8931lazy Days campground 22756 White Park Ln Litchfield, IL .......................... 217-324-3233rainmaker campground 865 Rainmaker Trl Butler, IL ................................ 217-532-6370Beaver Dam State Park 14548 Beaver Dam Ln Plainview, IL .......................... 217-854-8020 Kamper Kompanion 18388 E Frontage Rd Litchfield, IL .......................... 217-324-4747 litchfield lake lou Yeager 3 Primitive Ln, Litchfield, IL .. 217-324-4771 hugh camp 2007 Scout Ln, Worden, IL ............................ 618-585-9800rustic acres 12246 Binney Rd New Douglas, IL .................. 217-456-1122red Barn rendezvous rv Park 3955 Blackburn Rd Edwardsville, IL .................... 618-692-9015Bur oaks campground 10303 Oaks Rd Alhambra, IL ........................ 618-488-7927lakeside campground Incorporated 3133 W Chain Of Rocks Rd Granite City, IL ..................... 618-797-2820horseshoe lake State Park 3321 IL-111 Hwy, Granite City, IL ..................... 618-931-0270Safari rv Park 5110 Collinsville Rd East St Louis, IL ..................... 618-271-0955trails end rV camping 3225 W Chain Of Rocks Rd Granite City, IL ..................... 618-931-5041 Koa Saint louis at Granite city 3157 W Chain Of Rocks Rd (At I-270) Granite City, IL ..................... 618-931-5160 red Barn rendezvous rV Park 3955 Blackburn Rd Edwardsville, IL .................... 618-692-9015St louis rv Park 900 N Jefferson Ave St Louis, MO ......................... 314-241-3330Belleville campground 1 Heritage Ct, Fenton, MO ...636-343-9182covered Bridge rV Park 2035 S Covered Bridge Ct Fenton, MO.......................... 636-349-2292Koa campgrounds 18475 Highway 66 Pacific, MO .......................... 636-257-3018Yogi Bear’s Jellystone camp 5300 Fox Creek Rd Pacific, MO .......................... 636-938-5925lazy acres campground & rentals 185 Leisure Ln, Villa Ridge, MO ................... 636-742-4638Pin oak creek campground 1302 Highway At Villa Ridge, MO ................... 636-451-5656Koa campgrounds 74 Highway JJ Sullivan, MO ......................... 573-927-5215 arapaho canoe rental & campground 351 Arapaho Dr, Sullivan, MO ......................... 573-468-3218 Meramec caverns 144 Stanton, Sullivan, MO ... 573-468-2283

native experience eco Base camp 1451 E Springfield Rd Sullivan, MO ......................... 573-468-8750Blue Springs ranch & canoe 1246 Blue Springs Rd Bourbon, MO ....................... 573-732-5200ladybug rV & camp Ground 355 Highway F, Cuba, MO .. 573-885-3622 Meramec Valley rV camp1360 Highway F Cuba, MO ..... 573-885-2541Mark twain national forest 401 Fairgrounds Rd Rolla, MO 65401 .................. 573-364-4621arlington river resort13003 Arlington Outer Rd Newburg, MO ..................... 573-762-2714Boiling Spring campground llc 18700 Cliff Rd, Dixon, MO ... 573-759-7294 arlington river resort 13003 Arlington Outer Rd Newburg, MO ..................... 573-762-2714waynesville city hall 601 Historic 66 W Waynesville, MO ................. 573-774-6171Glen oaks rv Park 26215 Highway 17 Waynesville, MO ................. 573-774-2727riverfront campground 13 Riverfront Trl Lebanon, MO ...................... 417-588-3386Menagerie campground 1770 Highway YY Lebanon, MO ...................... 417-532-3724lebanon Koa 18376 Campground Rd Phillipsburg, MO .................. 417-532-3422niangua Mobile home Park 700 Bowen Creek Rd Niangua, MO ...................... 417-473-6282neumayer Mobile home Park 400 S Ranchwood Blvd, #9 Yukon, OK ............................ 405-354-5000welcome home communities llc 1112 Life Style Dr Oklahoma City, OK ............. 405-789-4499red rock canyon State Park PO Box 502, Hinton, OK....... 405-542-6344 cherokee Koa Kamp Grounds 400 N Blaine Ave Geary, OK ............................ 405-884-2595Phantom canyon ranch 113 S Vernon St Hinton, OK............................ 405-542-3350foss State Park Hwy 44 N & Hwy 73 W Foss, OK ................................ 580-592-4433Koa Kampgrounds Route 2 Box 17, Foss, OK ..... 580-592-4409elk run rV Park Ok-34 & I-40, Elk City, OK .... 580-225-4888elk creek rV Park 317 E 20th St, Elk City, OK .... 580-225-7865west forty camp area 15578 I-40, Shamrock, TX .... 806-256-3719Sundown campgrounds 10801 W I-40, Amarillo, TX ... 806-359-0921amarillo ranch rV Park 1414 Sunrise Dr, Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-373-4962wonderland rV Park 2001 Dumas Dr, Amarillo, TX ..806-383-1700overnite rV Park 900 S Lakeside Dr, Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-373-1431amarillo Koa Kampgrounds 1100 Folsom Rd, Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-335-1792 a-oK camper Park E. I-40, Amarillo, TX ............... 806-335-2677

amarillo Best wonderland rV 2001 Dumas Dr Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-383-1700 northview Mobile home & rV 210 W Mobley St, #40 Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-381-1059fort amarillo rV resort 9199 Amarillo Blvd W Amarillo, TX .......................... 806-331-1701 amarillo west rV Park llc 2601 Hope Rd, Amarillo, TX 806-355-7121walnut rV Park 1403 Vega Blvd, Vega, TX ... 806-267-2310Koa campgrounds 6299 Quay Road Al Tucumcari, NM .................... 505-461-1841 Yucca Motel 401 N US-54, Logan, NM ..... 505-487-2272 ute lake State Park 1800 540 Loop, Logan, NM ..575-487-2284 empty Saddle rV Park 2500 E Route 66 Blvd Tucumcari, NM .................... 505-461-8623 Mountain road rV Park 1700 Mountain Rd Tucumcari, NM .................... 575-461-9628 cactus rV Park 1316 E Route 66 Blvd, Tucumcari, NM .................... 505-461-2501Santa rosa campground 2136 Historic Route 66 Santa Rosa, NM .................. 575-472-3126 Santa rosa lake State Park NM-91, Santa Rosa, NM ...... 575-472-3110 ramblin’ rose rV Park 602 Black Street, Santa Rosa, NM .................. 505-472-3820zia rV campground Inc. 740 E Abrahames Rd Moriarty, NM ........................ 505-832-9796turquoise trail campgrounds 22 Calvary Rd Cedar Crest, NM ................. 505-281-2005 red arrow edgewood 1981 Old US Highway 66 Edgewood, NM ................... 505-281-0893 Koa Kampgrounds 12400 Skyline Rd NE Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-296-2729 hidden Valley camping resort 844 State Highway 333, #B Tijeras, NM ............................ 505-281-3363american rV Park 13500 Central Ave SW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-831-3545 enchanted trails rV Park & trading Post 14305 Central Ave NW Albuquerque, NM ............... 505-831-6317 high Desert rV Park 13000 Frontage Rd SW Albuquerque, NM................505-839-9035 Palisades rV Park 9201 Central Ave NW Albuquerque, NM................505-831-5000Isleta lakes & recreation area 4051 State Road 47 SE Albuquerque, NM................505-244-8102el rancho Mobile home Park 201 Wyoming Blvd SE, #90 Albuquerque, NM................505-266-1455lavaland rV Park 1901 E Santa Fe Ave Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-8665 Bluewater creek campground Hwy-57, Grants, NM ............ 505-862-7728 uS Department of agriculture u S forest Service Grants 1800 Lobo Canyon Rd Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-8833


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CampingBlue Spruce rV Park 1708 Zuni Canyon Rd Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-2560 Bar S rV Park 1798 Pinon Dr, Milan, NM .... 505-876-6002 Koa Kampgrounds 26 Cibola Sands Loop Grants, NM .......................... 505-287-4376Gallup Koa 3900 E Highway 66 Gallup, NM .......................... 505-722-2333 Bluewater State Park Highway 412, Prewitt, NM ... 505-876-2391red rock State Park Highway 118, Gallup, NM ... 505-905-9330 uSa rV Park 2925 W Historic Highway 66 Gallup, NM .......................... 505-863-5021Koa Kampgrounds 102 Hermosa Dr Holbrook, AZ ........................ 928-524-6689oK rV Park 1526 Navajo Blvd Holbrook, AZ ........................ 928-524-3226homolovi ruins State Park 4106 Hwy. 87 N Winslow, AZ .......................... 928-289-4106Mormon lake ranger District 4373 Lake Mary Rd Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-774-1147 woody Mountain campground 2727 W Route 66 Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-774-7727 Black Bart’s rV Park 2760 E Butler Ave Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 520-774-1912J & h rV Park 7901 N US-89 Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-526-1829 Koa Kampgrounds 5803 N US-89 Flagstaff, AZ ......................... 928-526-9926hoyer camp Ground 30 Walapai Dr, Sedona, AZ ..928-735-7313 Munds Park rV resort 17550 S Munds Ranch Rd Munds Park, AZ .................... 928-286-1309canyon Motel & rV Park 1900 W Route 66 Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-9371uS forest Svc ranger Station 742 S Clover Rd Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2676williams ranger Dist 742 S Clover Rd Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2633circle Pines Koa 1000 Circle Pines Rd Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2626 canyon Gateway rV 1060 N Grand Canyon Blvd Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2718railside rV ranch 877 E Rodeo Rd Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-4077 Grand canyon/williams Koa 5333 AZ Hwy-64 Williams, AZ .......................... 928-635-2307historic route 66 General Store 506 W Highway 66 Seligman, AZ ........................ 928-422-3549 Koa Kampgrounds 801 Historic US-66 Seligman, AZ ........................ 928-422-3358circle S campground 2360 Airway Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-757-3235

Golden Glory trailer Park 5847 N Highway 66 Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-757-2923 highway 66 rV Park 8120 E State Route 66 Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-757-8878 zuni Village rV Park 2840 Airway Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-692-6202Kozy corner 9855 E Highway 66, Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-681-4298Blue Star ranch 2500 E Calle Castano Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-757-3006 Koa Kampgrounds 3820 N Roosevelt St Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-757-4397chloride western rV Park 4999 Tennessee Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-565-4492 Sunrive rV Park 3131 Mcdonald Ave Kingman, AZ ........................ 928-753-2277cattail cove State Park State Route 95 Lake Havasu City, AZ .......... 928-855-1223Moon river rV resort 1325 Boundary Cone Rd Mohave Valley, AZ .............. 928-788-6666Spirit Mountain rV Park 8545 Highway 95 Mohave Valley, AZ .............. 928-346-1225five Mile landing 12251 Hwy 95 Mohave Valley, AZ .............. 928-768-2473Mohave county campground Bullhead City, AZ ................. 928-754-4606needles Koa campground 5400 Route 66 Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-4207 needles Marina Park 100 Marina Dr Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-2197 Desert View rV Park 5300 Route 66 Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-4000 rainbo Beach resort 3520 Needles Hwy Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-3101 calizona rV Park 1902 Five Mile Rd Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-5679 needles Koa campground 5400 Route 66 Needles, CA ........................ 760-326-4207newberry Mt rV Park & Motel 47800 National Trails Hwy Newberry Springs, CA ........ 760-257-0066Shady lane rV camp 36445 Soap Mine Rd Barstow, CA ......................... 760-256-5322Shady oasis Kampground 16530 Stoddard Wells Rd Victorville, CA ...................... 760-245-6867 Mojave narrows regional Park 18000 Yates Rd Victorville, CA ...................... 760-245-2226Desert willow rV resort 12624 Main St Hesperia, CA ....................... 760-949-0377Silverwood lake State rec area 14651 cedar cir Hesperia, CA ....................... 760-389-2281 oak hill rv Village 6238 Caliente Rd Oak Hills, CA ........................ 760-949-1716resort campgrounds Incorporated 277 Lytle Creek Rd Lytle Creek, CA ................... 909-887-7038

Bonita ranch 900 S Fork Rd Lytle Creek, CA ................... 909-887-3643 Mountain lakes 277 lytle creek rd Lytle Creek, CA ................... 909-887-7070Glen helen regional Park 2555 Glen Helen Pkwy San Bernardino, CA ............ 909-887-7540resort campgrounds Intl 3546 N Riverside Ave Rialto, CA ............................. 909-822-2760curtis & curtis campground 855 W 23rd St Upland, CA .......................... 909-982-1252 fernwood ontario Mobile Park 1512 E 5th St Ontario, CA ......................... 909-986-9443east Shore recreational Park 1440 Camper View Rd San Dimas, CA .................... 909-599-8355 fairplex rV Park 2200 N White Ave Pomona, CA ........................ 909-593-8915 Paradise by the Sea rV resort Los Angeles, CA .................. 760-439-1376Malibu Beach rv Park 25801 Pacific Coast Hwy Malibu, CA ........................... 310-456-6052


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Illinois hall of fame Museum

Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-3:00pmSat 10:00am-4:00pmSunday by appointment at the Pontiac Bureau of Tourism120 W. Howard StreetPontiac ..................................... 800-835-2055

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Illinois State Museum Mon-Sat 8:30am-5pm, Sun Noon-5pmFree Admission.Spring & Edwards StreetsSpringfield, Illinois ..................... 217-782-7386

Joliet historical MuseumCelebrating the people who settled the Joliet area, including a Route 66 Welcome Center, exhibit gallery, discovery room, gift shop, café. 204 N. Ottawa StreetJoliet, Illinois .............................. 815-723-5201

Shea’s Gas Station Museum Tues-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat 7am-NoonA favorite stop for Route 66 travelers from around the world, Shea’s is a collection of over half a century of gas station memorabilia. While donations are appreciated, visitor signatures in the guestbook are required.2075 Peoria RoadSpringfield Illinois ...................... 217-522-0475

Missourinational Museum of trans.

Displays one of the largest collections of vehicles in the world, including cars, fire trucks, trolleys, locomotives, and even an airplane. The museum also displays a unit of the historic Coral Court Motel, once located along Route 66.3015 Barrett Station RoadSt. Louis, Mo .............................. 314 965-6885

Memoryville, uSa This museum featuring restored automobiles from long ago and scenes from the 1900’s. auto restoration shop where visitors can view restorations in progress.2220 North Bishop AvenueRolla, Missouri ........................... 573-364-1810

Powers MuseumLocal history museum featuring rotating exhibits on Carthage and MO. history. 1617 West Oak, P.O. Box 593Carthage, Missouri .................. 417-358-2667

car Museum The only museum where you can leave with the exhibits! It’s the largest car museum in the Midwest, with over 150 cars display. Gift shop on site1575 Woodson RoadSt. Louis, Missouri ....................... 314-993-1330

Kansasheritage center Museum

740 East Avenue, P.O. Box 514Baxter Springs Kansas ............. 620-856-2385

Oklahomacanadian county Museum

Wed-Sat 9:00am-5:00pmSun 1:00pm To 5:00pmLocated in El Reno’s Heritage Park, the grounds sit on the 98th meridian. The main museum is housed in the fully restored old Rock Island Depot. Free Admission, donations accepted, 300 So. Grand, El Reno Oklahoma, 73036

frank Phillips’ favoritefilling Station

A classic 1930 cottage style Phillips 66 filling station located on Route 66, which is on Main Street in Chandler, Oklahoma. Currently being restored to it’s original Phillips Petroleum Company specifications.

national route 66 Museum

The National Route 66 Museum uses a road motif to allow visitors to travel through all eight states along Route 66 “The Mother Road”. Home of the National Museum specifically dedicated to the promotion, preservation and restoration of Route 66. The trip begins in Chicago and ends in California. Murals and different vignettes depict the eras of the road and the interesting places that made Route 66 so famous. As you travel along, you can listen to recorded histories and personal accounts of the road from overhead audio kiosks. 2717 West 3rd StreetElk City, Oklahoma 73644P. O. Box 5,Elk City, Oklahoma 73648 ........ 580-225-6266

roger Miller Muesum

A group of individuals and civic leaders have teamed up with Roger’s widow, Mary Miller, and his son, Dean Miller, to create a living tribute museum to this unique man and his career. Located at the corner of Roger Miller Blvd.(Old Route 66) & Sheb Wooley Ave.P.O. Box 464Erick, OK 73645 ......................... 580-526-3833

route 66 Vintage IronLocated on Main St in Miami Oklahoma. Pronounced my-am-uh, a name of Native American origin. They have a nice collection of vintage motorcycles including a 1917 Harley. They also have one of Steve McQueen’s personal racers.128 S. Main,Miami, OK 74354.................918-542-6170

oklahoma route 66 MuseumContains an extensive collection of Route 66 artifacts, road signs, vintage automobiles, and much more, all arranged as in actual use. Visitors walk through Route 66 history every step of the way! Make a stop in our Gift Shop for a large variety of Route 66 books, signs, maps, artwork and more! 2229 West Gary AvenueClinton, Oklahoma 73601 ....... 580-323-7866

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Texas

Devil’s rope Museum also home of the

texas route 66 assoc. MuesumRoute 66 Exhibit – Devil’s rope means barbed wire. The Devil’s Rope Museum features the history of barbed wire, its artifacts, the significance of the invention, and the impact on the development of the Old West. The museum also features information about Texas Route 66, the City of McLean and other nearby areas. The museum is also the headquarters of the Texas Historic Route 66 Association and the first mother road museum on the route. 100 S. Kingsley Street at the east end of downtown, McLean, Texas.Call ............................................ 806-779-3164

Mclean allenreed area Museum

Filled with Local History116 Main Street McLean, Texas 79057 .............. 806-779-2731

Phillips 66Gas Station

Here on westbound 66 in the town of McLean is a tiny, cottage-style Phillips 66 station which was restored by the Old Route 66 Association of Texas in the early 1990s.Main Street McLean Texas .......... No Phone

texaco SuperService Station

Restored 12 foot Square Mural of Maritt Feed Store

Main Street Allenreed Texas ........ No Phone

New Mexicoroute 66

auto Museum 2766 Route 66, a mile west of east I-40 and U.S. 66/54-85 interchange. Santa Rosa, New Mexico ........ 505-472-1966

tucumcarihistorical Museum

Historic Route 66 Exhibit, Indian artifacts, farming and ranching exhibits, and early town memorabilia.

416 S. AdamsTucumcari, NM 88401 .............. 505-461-4201

Powerhouse route 66 Museum& Visitor center

A vast display of early railroad years and Route 66 memorabilia. Located in the old powerhouse building in downtown Historic Kingman Arizona. 120 West Andy Devine AvenueKingman, Arizona 86402 ......... 928-753-5001

Californianeedles regional Meusum

The story of Needles and the Colorado River from 1800’s to present. Exhibits of artifacts, heritage fashions, Indian history, pottery and beadwork, military activity, railroad and Historic Route 66. 929 Front St., PO Box 978Needles, CA 92363 .................. 760-326-5678

route 66 Mother road MuseumLocated in the Historic Harvey House. 681 N. First Ave.Barstow, California 92311 ........ 760-255-1890

Mojave river Valley MuseumOpen 7 days a week.From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Admission is free.Exit I-15 at Barstow Road.Go north one block. 270 E. Virginia WayBarstow, California 92311 ........ 760-256-5452

route 66 MuseumThurs-Mon 10:00am-4:00pm Located Between 5th and 6th Streets(Old Route 66). P.O. Box 2151 or 16825 D StreetVictorville, CA 92393 ................ 760-951-0436

McDonalds route 66 Museum10am to 5pm Daily. Admission: FreeTwo Museums in one! Historic site of the first McDonalds Restaurant. Host to McDonalds memorabilia and exhibits and the Route 66 Museum. New home of the California Historic Route 66 Association. A new attraction on Route 66. 1398 North “E” StreetSan Bernardino CA 924905..... 909-885-6324


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Museumsroute 66 Mother road Meusum

Dedicated to the Spirit of Route 66 and located in the historic Harvey House. The museum displays a collection of historic photographs and artifacts related to Route 66 and the Mojave Desert communities. 681 North First AvenueBarstow, CA 92311 ................... 760-255-1890

Daggett MuseumA small town just east of Barstow, this is a charming museum that is often missed by Route 66 travelers.33703 Second StreetDaggett, California 92827

california route 66 Mother road Meusum

This Museum will introduce you to the adventure that awaits you along the legendary Highway. Over 4000 sq feet of historic Displays, browse through our extensive library and look over the array of Route 66 books, maps, and videos available in our complete gift store. And of course see the famous Hullaville Display. 16825 “D” StreetVictorville, CA 92393 ................ 760-951-0436

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21st Annual Route 66 BlowoutA festival each first Saturday of June. A car, truck and arts show in downtown Sapulpa.

oklahomaOklahoma Statewide garage saleStatewide garage sale along Route 66. Benefits go to the Oklahoma Route 66 Association.

Illinois21st Annual Illinois

Route 66 Motor TourTravel Route 66 in Illinois from the Chain of Rocks (CoR) bridge to Pontiac. Three days of fun, discover Route 66 in Illinois. Fits in with the Hall of Fame Banquet.

lincoln, IlHall of Fame Banquet,

Annual Inductions into the Hall of Fame Fits in with the Illinois Route 66 Tour. The Hall of Fame is on display at the Pontiac, IL Route 66 Museum.

June 18th - 20th, 2010riverton, KS.

11th Annual Route 66 Days Car show, a Route 66 wedding, renewal of vows, Route 66 5K run, Miss, Ms. and Mr. Route 66 pageant.

albuquerque, nMInternational Route 66 Festival

The successor to the annual International Route 66 Festival is called the 2006 80th Anniversary Route 66 Festival. This will be the biggest event in 2006.

litchfield, Il7th Annual Route 66Classic Car Festival

Classic cars and trucks.more information call 1-866-733-5833

June 26th,oklahomaRoute 66 FestivalSponsored by:

Clinton OK Chamber.June 26th, 2010 Car and Motorcycle Shows Located on Historic Route 66. For more Info. Call 580-323-2222

(July 3, 2010) Bristow, oK Depends on what day of the week the 4th of July is

4th of July FireworksDay in the Park

Cara IngramMain Street, Bristow, OK 74010


tucumcari, nM10th annual Route 66 Festival

Gold tournament, concert, market, craft, cruise, mural tour and much more.

elmhurst, IlThe “return to route 66” Tour:

Elmhurst Art MuseumShellee Graham’s Route 66 photographic exhibition is on the road again.

Bloomington, IlRock ‘n Rods on Route 66

Car and bike show, Rock and Route 66 expo.

Vinita, oKRoute 66

Summer Fest Car ShowRoute 66 car show featuring multiple classes. Includes cruise and sidewalk sale.

Vega, txOldham County Roundup

Annual parade on Historic Route 66, free BBQ picnic, booths, entertainment, rach rodeo and dance. Roadies are welcome. Classic cars, unusual vehicles, floats, walkers and everyone invited.

June 12th Stroud,oklahomaStroud’s Historic Route 66

Wine & Food FestivalStroud has the distinction and honor of being the Winery and Grape Capital of Oklahoma and as such, the Stroud Chamber of Commerce is hosting its first annual Wine and Food Festival on June 12th, 2010. Stroud also has the wonderful advantage of having Historic Route 66 running right through the heart of downtown, so we will be blocking off many blocks to host this fabulous festival. In addition to hosting winery’s from across the great state of Oklahoma, we will feature gourmet foods, cheeses, Made In Oklahoma products, art, music and a car show. Stroud, OK 74079 216 W. Main Street, Stroud, OK 74079 - 918-968-2521Read more: http://wimgo.com/stroud-ok/strouds-historic-route-66-wine-and-food-festival/events/118339#ixzz0qMZFdM00

June 12th-19th, 2010 willow Brook, Il

16th AnnualA Motorcycle Ride Down Old

Route-66 Of A LifetimeThe ride start on the 12th June 2010 at La Quinta Inn in Willow Brook, Illinois. The ride will go to Chicago to catch the beginning of RT-66 and follow RT-66 to Santa Monica, Calif. the ride ends June 19th in Santa Monica, Calif. where there will be a breakfast and awards. The ride will follow a lot of the old RT-66 and will include riding across the Mississippi river on the chain of rocks bridge, the Ozark trail, the ghost town of Oatman - breakfast. 2010 will be the 16th year for this ride. All bikes welcome.You must pre register. call [email protected]@juno.com www.hhjm.com/rally A ride of a lifetime.

June 17th - the 20th, 2010Tri-State International Route 66

Adventure 2010The Will Rogers Award will be handed out at the banquet Saurday evening. The Downstream Casino & Hotel will host of Route 66 annual meeting events. Cities from Carthage MO. to Afton OK. will have events all weekend long. For more information you can contact Carolyn Pendleton, director or Mary Ann Talbot. 417-439-9727

Barstow, ca10th Annual Route 66

Classic Car ShowCar show organized by the Route 66 museum in Barstow.

august, 2010 - williams, azCool Country Cruise-In

& Route 66 FestivalFestival in Williams, AZ, celebrating Route 66.

august 25th-28th, 2010Vinita, oK

Will Rogers Memorial Rodeo Parade Sponsored by:

Vinita Area Chamber of Commerce

The Annual Will Rogers Memorial Rodeo has been attracting visitors to Vinita for over 66 years. The rodeo was first suggested by Will Rogers in 1934 and is named in memorial to him. Cowboys, Cowgirls and the curious flock to the American Legion Rodeo Complex every August to see the action. www.willrogersmemorialrodeo.com

Baxter Springs, KSCowtown Days and

Route 66 festivalFree entertainment, arts, car show and more.

September 3, 4 & 5, 2010Bristow, oK

Car, Truck and Bike ShowBlues band, crafts, vendors and food also planned.General Info: Free Admission, Handicap Accessible. Days/Hours Open: 9am-4pm

Cara IngramMain Street, Bristow, OK 74010


Second weekend inSeptember 2010

flagstaff, azRoute 66 Days

The Flagstaff Route 66 days offer entertainment, parade, BBQ, car display, in downtown Flagstaff.

Second week in September2010

Santa rosa, nM10th Annual Route 66 Festival

Motor cycle rally & poker run.

September, 2010 Berwyn, Il Route 66 Car Show

Sponsored by:Berwyn Development Corp.

The Berwyn Preservation of Historic Route 66 Committee’s 20th Annual Route 66 Car Show. This event grows each year with thousands in attendance, over 500 registered cars, and activities for the whole family. Make a day of it and come see where the Mother Road starts.

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NATIONAL ROUTE 66 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

EventsSecond weekend of

September, 2010. Vinita, oKBig Country Weekend

Sponsored by:Vinita Chamber of Commerce

Country Music Concert The 31st Annual World’s Largest Calf Fry Festival & Cook-off.

September 10th, 2010Barstow, ca

Main Street USA Car Show Sponsored by:

Saturday Night Cruisers9am to 3pm Saturday Night Cruisers will host the 9th Annual Main Street USA Car Show in downtown Barstow, California on Main Street, Route 66.

September 16th - 19th, 2010San Bernardino, caRoute 66 Rendezvous

The 21st annual route 66 rendezvous will be a huge classic car show and cruising festival. Largest Car Show on Route 66.www.route-66.org

September, 2010MBCA 54th AnniversaryHistoric Route 66 Tour

Mercedes-Benz Club of America celebrates their 54th anniversary and will drive down Route 66.

September 20, 2010San Bernardino, ca

The John Steinbeck Awards Luncheon

Sponsored by:National Historic.

third week in September, 2010 Springield, Il

International Route 66Mother Road festival

The Route 66 Mother Road Festival and Car Show in Springfield, IL: Cars, Celebrities, music, night parade.

third weekend in September, 2010, Sayre, oK

Route 66 Hoot & ScootFestivities on Route 66.

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September 24th, 25th, 26th, 2010 Stroud, oK

66 On 66 Rock CafeSponsored by:

“66 on 66”Rock Cafe celebrates Big Birthday!! Join us on September 23 - 25 more info Inquiries via Email to:

[email protected]

September 25, 2010w. hollywood, ca

W. Hollywood Route 66 Car Show Sponsored by:

Media Contacts Marilyn Haese Bobbi Rubinstein Haese (&)

[email protected] (310)556-9612

Fifth Annual Route 66 Highway of Dreams Charity Car ShowSet for Sunday, September 25, 2005 Barney’s Beanery, Petersen Automotive Museum,Great Autos of Yesteryear and City of West Hollywood Join in Showcasing Classic Celebrity Cars West Hollywood, Calif.

third Saturday in novemberBristow, oK

Motorcyclists Parade ofToys Toy RunCara Ingram

Main Street, Bristow, OK 74010Office: 918-549-9041

[email protected]

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Radio Stations On Route 66BloomingtonWBBE 97.9 FM Adult Hits BloomingtonWBNQ 101.5 FM Top 40 BloomingtonWBWN 104.1 FM Country BloomingtonWJBC 1230 AM Talk BloomingtonWJEZ 98.9 FMChicagoWBBM 780 AM NewsRadio ChicagoWBEZ 91.5 FM News/Talk/Jazz ChicagoWCKG 105.9 FM Talk ChicagoWDRV 97.1 FM Classic Hits ChicagoWGCI 107.5 FM HipHop/RnB ChicagoWGN 720 AM Talk/Sports ChicagoWGRB 1390 AM Gospel ChicagoWHCI 107.5 FM GreekMusic/News ChicagoWIIT 88.9 FM Variety ChicagoWILV 100.3 FM Adult Contemp ChicagoWJMK 104.3 FM Adult Hits ChicagoWKSC 103.5 FM Hispanic KISS ChicagoWLIT 93.9 FM Adult Contemp ChicagoWLS 890 AM Talk ChicagoWLUW 88.7 FM Community Radio ChicagoWMBI 90.1 FM Religion ChicagoWMVP 1000 AM Sports ChicagoWNUA 95.5 FM Smooth Jazz ChicagoWNUR 89.3 FM Jazz/Rock ChicagoWPNA 1490 AM Polish ChicagoWPWX 92.3 FM RnB/HipHop ChicagoWRLL 1690 AM 50s Oldies ChicagoWRMN 1410 AM News/Talk ChicagoWSCR 670 AM Sports ChicagoWTMX 101.9 FM Adult Contemp ChicagoWUSN 99.5 FM Country

ChicagoWVAZ 102.7 FM Gospel ChicagoWXRT 93.1 FM Adult Alternative ChicagoWYLL 1160 AM Christian Talk ChicagoWZZN 94.7 FM OldiesJolietWCCQ 98.3 FM Country JolietWSSR 96.7 FM Adult ContempNormalWDQZWDQX 99.5/102.3 Classic NormalWGLT 89.1 FM Jazz NormalWIHN 96.7 FM Rock NormalWRPWW 92.9/92.3 Today’s Hits SpringfieldWFMB 104.5 FM Country SpringfieldWMAY 970 AM HotTalk SpringfieldWNNS 98.7 FM Adult Contemp SpringfieldWQLZ 92.7 FM Rock SpringfieldWQNA 88.3 FM Variety SpringfieldWTAX 1240 AM News and Talk SpringfieldWUIS 91.9 FM Public Radio SpringfieldWXAJ 99.7 FM Top 40 JoplinKCAR 104.3 FM Oldies JoplinKIXQ 102.5 FM Country JoplinKJMK 93.9 FM Adult Contemp JoplinKOBC 90.7 FM Christian JoplinKSYN 92.5 FM Top 40 JoplinKXDG 97.9 FM Classic Rock RollaKUMR 88.5 FM Public radio Saint LouisKATZ 100.3 FM RnB Saint LouisKDHX 88.1 FM Variety Saint LouisKEZK 102.5 FM Soft Rock Saint LouisKFNS 590 AM Sports Saint LouisKFTK 97.1 FM Talk Saint LouisK-HITS 96.3 FM Classic Hits Saint LouisKIHT 96.3 FM Classic Hits

Saint LouisKLOU 103.3 FM Oldies Saint LouisKMJM 104.9 FM Adult RnB Saint LouisKMOX 1120 AM News Talk Saint LouisKPNT 105.7 FM Alt Rock Saint LouisKSD 93.7 FM Country Saint LouisKSHE 94.7 FM Rock Saint LouisKSLZ 107.7 FM Top 40 Saint LouisKTRS 550 AM Talk Saint LouisKWMU 90.7 FM News Talk Saint LouisKWUR 90.3 FM Variety Saint LouisKYKY 98.1 FM Adult Contemp Saint LouisWARH 106.5 FM Adult Hits Saint LouisWEW 770 AM Variety Saint LouisWIL 1430 AM Classic Country Saint LouisWIL 92.3 FM Country Saint LouisWMVN 101.1 FM Rhythmic SpringfieldKADI 99.5 FM Hits Radio SpringfieldKTXR 101.3 FM Adult Top 40 SpringfieldKWND 88.3 FM Christian Oklahoma CityKATT 100.5 FM Rock Oklahoma CityKHBZ 94.7 FM Alt Rock Oklahoma CityKJYO 102.7 FM Top 40 Oklahoma CityKKWD 97.9 FM Top 40 Oklahoma CityKMGL 104.1 FM Adult Contemp Oklahoma CityKOCC 88.9 FM Religion Oklahoma CityKOJK 97.3 FM Adult hits Oklahoma CityKOMA 92.5 FM Oldies Oklahoma CityKRXO 107.7 FM Rock Oklahoma CityKTOK 1000 AM News/Talk Oklahoma CityKTST 101.9 FM Country Oklahoma CityKXXY 96.1 FM Country Oklahoma CityKYIS 98.9 FM Adult Contemp

Oklahoma CityWWLS 640 AM Sports TulsaKBEZ 92.9 FM Adult Contemp TulsaKCFO 970 AM Christian TulsaKFAQ 1170 AM News/Talk TulsaKHTT 106.9 FM Top 40 TulsaKIZS 101.5 FM Spanish TulsaKJSR 103.3 FM Classic Rock TulsaKKCM 102.3 FM Christian TulsaKMOD 97.5 FM Rock TulsaKQLL 106.1 FM Oldies TulsaKRAV 96.5 FM Adult Contemp TulsaKRMG 740 AM Talk Radio TulsaKTBT 92.1 FM Hip Hop TulsaKVOO 1170 AM Classic Country TulsaKWEN 95.5 FM Country TulsaKWEN 95.5 FM News/Talk TulsaKWGS 89.5 FM Public Radio TulsaKWTU 88.7 FM Classical TulsaKXBL 99.5 FM Classic Country TulsaKXOJ 100.9 FM ChristianAmarilloKACV 89.9 FM Alternative AmarilloKGNC 97.9 FM Country AmarilloKRGN 103.1 FM Christian AlbuquerqueKAGM 106.3 FM Voice of NM AlbuquerqueKBQI 107.9 FM Country AlbuquerqueKBQI 107.9 FM Country AlbuquerqueKBZU 96.3 FM News/Talk AlbuquerqueKDRF 103.3 FM Adult Hits AlbuquerqueKKOB 770 AM News Radio AlbuquerqueKKOB 93.3 FM Mix AlbuquerqueKKOB AM 770 AM News/Talk AlbuquerqueKKOB FM 93.3 FM Top 40


RADIO STATIONS OF THE MOTHER ROAD

Radio Stations On Route 66AlbuquerqueKLYT 88.1 FM Christian Rock AlbuquerqueKMGA 99.5 FM Soft Music AlbuquerqueKNKT 107.1 FM Religion AlbuquerqueKNML 610 AM Sports AlbuquerqueKPEK 100.3 FM Adult Contemp AlbuquerqueKRST 92.3 FM New Country AlbuquerqueKSYU 95.1 FM Urban Contemp AlbuquerqueKSYU 95.1 FM HipHop AlbuquerqueKTEG 104.7 FM Alt Rock AlbuquerqueKTEG 104.7 FM Classic AlbuquerqueKUNM 89.9 FM Commmunity AlbuquerqueKYLT 88.3 FM Christian Rock AlbuquerqueKZRR 94.1 FM Rock AlbuquerqueKZRR 94.1 FM Classic Rock GallupKKOR 94.5 FM RnB/Top 40 GallupKXXI 93.7 FM Classic Rock FlagstaffKAFF 92.9 FM Country FlagstaffKJAK 1680 AM Variety FlagstaffKJTA 89.9 FM Christian FlagstaffKMGN 93.9 FM Classic Rock FlagstaffKNAQ 91.7 FM NewsTalk FlagstaffKNAU 88.7 FM Public FlagstaffKQST 102.9 FM Top 40 FlagstaffKVNA 101.1 FM Sunny 100 FlagstaffKZGL 103.7 FM Adult Rock PrescottKPUB 89.3 FM Public WilliamsKWMX 96.7 FM Classic SedonaKQST 102.9 FM Hottest Hits SedonaKSED 107.5 FM CountryBakersfieldKERN 1410 AM News Talk BakersfieldKKBB 99.3 FM Classic Rock BakersfieldKLLY 95.3 FM Adult Top 40

BakersfieldKNZR 1560 AM News Talk BarstowKIXW 107.3 FM Country BarstowKRXV 98.1 FM Adult Contemp BerkeleyKALX 90.7 FM Alternative BerkeleyKPFA 94.1 FM Variety EurekaKHUM 104.7 FM AlternativeLos AngelesKABC 790 AM Talk Los AngelesKACD 103.1 FM Alternative Los AngelesKDLD 103.1 FM Alternative Los AngelesKFI 640 AM News Talk Los AngelesKFWB 980 AM News Los AngelesKHHT 92.3 FM Jammin Oldies Los AngelesKIIS 102.7 FM Top40 Los AngelesKJLH 102.3 FM R&B Los AngelesKKLA 99.5 FM Religion Los AngelesKLOS 95.5 FM Rock Los AngelesKLSX 97.1 FM Talk Los AngelesKNX 1070 AM News Los AngelesKOST 103.5 FM Lite Classics Los AngelesKPFK 90.7 FM Pacifica Found Los AngelesKRLA 870 AM News Talk Los AngelesKROQ 106.7 FM Alternative Los AngelesKRTH 101.1 FM Oldies Los AngelesKSPN 710 AM Sports Los AngelesKTLK 1150 AM Talk Los AngelesKTWV 94.7 FM Smooth Jazz Los AngelesKUSC 91.5 FM Classical Los AngelesKYSR 98.7 FM 80s Hits PasadenaKPCC 89.3 FM Talk VictorvilleKATJ 100.7 FM Country VictorvilleKZXY 102.3 FM Adult ContempSanta MonicaKCRW 89.9 FM Variety Twentynine PalmsKCDZ 107.7 FM Top 40


State Parksand recreation

associationsArizona Parks and Recreation Association 5060 N. 19th Ave., Suite 208 Phoenix, AZ 85015-3212 Call ............................................602-335-1962Toll Free ....................................800-335-PARK Email:[email protected]

California Association of Parks & Recreation 7971 Freeport Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95832 Call ............................................916-665-2777Email: [email protected]

Illinois Association of Park Districts 211 E. Monroe St. Springfield, IL 62701-1186 Call ............................................217-523-4554Email: [email protected]

Illinois Parks and Recreation Association 106 N. Schmale Road Carol Stream, IL 60188 Call ............................................630-752-0141Email: [email protected]

Kansas Recreation and Parks Association 700 SW Jackson St., Suite 805 Topeka, KS 66603-3737 Call ............................................785-235-6533Email: [email protected]

Missouri Parks and Recreation Association 1203 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, MO 65109 Call ............................................573-636-3828Email: [email protected]

New Mexico Recreation and Parks Association P.O. Box 100, Carlsbad, NM 88221 Call ............................................505-887-5516Email: [email protected]

Oklahoma Recreation & Parks Society P.O. Box 3607Broken Arrow, OK 74013-3607 Call ............................................918-355-8413Email: [email protected]

Texas Recreation and Park Association P O Box 330 georgetown, TX 78627-0330 Call ............................................512-868-8988Email: [email protected]

State Parks on ornear route 66

ArizonaArizona State Parks .................602-542-4174

Riordan Mansion 409 West Riordan Rd Flagstaff, AZ 8600 .....................928-779-4395

Homolovi Ruins SP HCR 63, Box 5 Winslow, AZ 86047 ....................928-289-4106

ParksSlide Rock SP 6871 N. Highway 89A Sedona, AZ 86336 ....................928-289-4106

Dead Horse Ranch SP 675 Dead Horse Ranch Rd. Cottonwood, AZ 86326 ...........928-634-5283 Lake Havasu SP 699 London Bridge Road Lake Havasu, AZ 86403 ...........928-855-2784

CaliforniaCalifornia State Parks ..............800-777-0369Or ..............................................916-653-6995

Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park ..............................661-724-1180Barstow California Welcome Center2796 Tanger Way, Ste 106Barstow, CA 92311 ...................760-253-4782California Citrus State Historical Park9400 Dufferin Ave. Riverside, CA 92504 .................951-780-6222Chino Hills State Park4717 Sapphire RoadChino Hills, CA 91709 ...............951-780-6222Kennith Hahn State Recreation Area4100 S La Cienega BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90056 ............323-298-3660Los Angeles State Historic Park1245 N Spring StLos Angeles, CA 90012 ............213-620-6152Los Encinos State Historic Park16756 Moorpark StEncino, CA 91436 .....................818-784-4849Malibu Creek State Park1925 Las Virgenes RoadCalabasas, CA 91302 ..............818-880-0367Malibu Lagoon State Beach23200 Pacific Coast Highway Malibu, CA 90265 .....................818-880-0363Pio Pico State Historic Park6003 Pioneer Boulevard Whittier, CA 90606 ....................562-695-1217

Providence Mountains State Rec. AreaThe park is located in the eastern Mojave Desert off of Interstate 40, 56 miles west of Needles, 116 miles east of Barstow, and 16 miles northwest of the Essex Road exit. Located at an elevation of 4,300 feet, the park is surrounded by one of the newest National Parks, Mojave National Preserve.Call ............................................760-928-2586Rio De Los Angeles State Park1900 San Fernando Road inLos Angeles ..............................213-620-6152Saddleback Butte State Park Located 17 miles east of Lancaster on 170th Street East, between East Avenue J and East Avenue K ..................661-942-0662San Bernadino California Welcome [email protected] Hunts Lane, Suite 102 San Bernardino, CA 92408 ......909-891-1874

Santa Monica State Beach Pacific Coast Hwy (Loacted at the Santa Monica Pier) Santa Monica, CA 90407 .............No Phone

Topanga State Park From Santa MonicaTake the Pacific Coast Highway (Rt1) north, turn right onto the famous Sunset Blvd and then after going a short distance make a left onto Paseo Miramar. This road is very steep. Make a right onto Resolano and then a right back onto Paseo Miramar. Go until the road ends which is the beginning of the park.Call ............................................310-454-8212or ...............................................818-880-0350

Watts Towers of Simon Rodia State Historic Park1765 East 107th StreetLos Angeles, CA 90002 ............213-847-4646

Will Rogers State Beach17700 Pacific Coast HighwayPacific Palisades ......................310-305-9503

Will Rogers State Historic Park 1501 Will Rogers Park Road Pacific Palisades CA 90272 ....310-454-8212

IllinoisIllinois Department of Natural Resources Region II Office2050 W. Stearns Rd. Bartlett , IL 60103 ......................847-608-3100Channahon State ParkP.O. Box 54Channahon, IL 60410 ..............815-467-4271Des Plaines Fish & Wildlife Area24621 N. River Rd.Wilmington, IL 60481 ................815-423-5326

Illinois & Michigan CanalP.O. Box 272Morris, IL 60450 .........................815-942-0796

Moraine Hills - State Park1510 S. River RoadMcHenry, IL 60051 ....................815-385-1624

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Region III Office15676 State Highway 54 Clinton IL 61727-9360 ..............217-935-6860

Clinton Lake - State Recreation Area7251 Ranger Rd.DeWitt, IL 61735 ........................217-935-8722

Moraine View State Recreation Area27374 Moraine View Park Rd.LeRoy, IL 61752 .........................309-724-8032

Weldon Springs - State Park4734 Weldon Springs RdClinton, IL 61727 .......................217-935-2644

Illinois Department of Natural Resources 4521 Alton Commerce Parkway Alton, IL 62002 ..........................618-462-1181

Beaver Dam State Park14548 Beaver Dam LanePlainview, Illinois 62685 ............217-854-8020

Edward R. Madigan State Fish &Wildlife Area1366 1010th AvenueLincoln, IL 62656 .......................217-732-1552

Frank Holten State Recreation Area4500 Pocket RoadEast St. Louis, IL 62205 ..............618-874-7920

Horseshoe Lake State Park3321 Highway 11Granite City, IL 62040 ...............618-931-0270

Sanganois State Fish & Wildlife Area3594 CR 200 N.Chandlerville, IL 62627 ............309-546-2628

MissouriMissouri State Park .....................800-Missouri

Bennett Spring State Park 26250 Hwy 64ALebanon, MO 65536-6797 .......417-532-4338

Big Sugar Creek State ParkUS 71-Hwy to pineville MOThen 5 miles East of Pineville on 8th Street to the State Park. Day Camping and Hiking Trails.Call ............................................417-847-2539

Battle of Carthage State Historic SiteChestnut Street Carthage, MO .........................417-682-2279

Bennett Spring State Park26250 Hwy 64ALebanon, MO 65536-6797 .......417-532-4338

Bluewater Lake State ParkDavid Sharp - Park Superintendent [email protected] 28 miles W. of Grants via I-40 and NM 412P.O. Box 3419 Prewitt, NM 87045 ....................505-876-2391

Dillard Mill State Historic Site 142 Dillard Mill RoadDavisville, MO 65456 ................573-244-3120

Nathan Boone Homestead Historic Site7850 N. State Hwy. VAsh Grove, MO 65604..............417-751-3266

Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park800 Guy Park DriveWildwood, MO 63005 ..............636-458-3813

First Missouri State CapitolState Historic Site200-216 S. Main St.St. Charles, MO 6330 ................636-940-3322

Meramec State Park 115 Meramec Park DriveSullivan, MO 63080 ...................573-468-6072

Onondaga Cave State Park7556 Hwy. HLeasburg, MO 65535 ...............573-245-6576

Roaring River State Park12716 Farm Road 2239 Cassville, MO 65625 .................417-847-2539Robertsville State ParkP.O. Box 186Robertsville, MO 63072 ............636-257-3788Route 66 State Park 97 North Outer Road, Suite 1Eureka, MO 63025 ....................636-938-7198Bridge between east and west sections of Route

66 State Park closed for safety

KansasNo State Parks in the Route 66 area

local ParksRoute 66 City ParkGalena Kansas .........................800-Route66 New Mexico ...................... 800-New Mexico Conchas Lake State ParkDan Rand - Park [email protected] Located 34 miles northwest of Tucumcari via NM 104 PO Box 976Conchas Dam, NM 88416.......575-868-2270Manzano Mountains State Park Kelli Halsell - Park Manager [email protected] Located 16 miles N.W. of Mountainair via NM highways 55 and 131.HC-66Box 202Mountainair, NM 87036 ...........505-847-2820Rio Grande Nature Center State ParkBeth Dillingham - Park [email protected] in Albuquerque, one half mile W. of Rio Grande Blvd on Candelaria Rd. From I-40 take exit 157A onto Rio Grande Boulevard, head north approximately 1.4 miles, and turn left onto Candelaria Rd. Candelaria Rd. dead-ends at Park entrance.2901 Candelaria Rd NWAlbuquerque, NM 87107.....505-344-7240PA

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ParksSanta Rosa Lake State ParkMario Andrada - Park Manager [email protected] Located 7 miles N. of Santa Rosa via NM 91P.O. Box 384

Sumner Lake State Park David Sanchez - Park Superintendent [email protected] Located 37 miles S. of I-40 via US-84 then 6 W. NM 203 HC 64, Box 125 Fort Sumner, NM 88119 ............575-355-2541Santa Rosa, NM 88433 ............575-472-3110

Ute Lake State ParkRodney Paris - Park Manager [email protected] Located 3 miles W. of Logan via NM 540PO Box 52 Logan, NM 88426 .....................575-487-2284

Texas Parks and Wildlife4200 Smith School RoadAustin, TX 78744 ........................800-792-1112o ................................................512-389-4800

Paloduro Canyon State parkFrom I-40 S. on TX-27 to Park Rd. 511450 Park Rd 5Canyon TX ................................806-488-2227

arizona Visitor center

Interstate 40, Exit #359 – Grants Road Lupton, AZ 86508...............928-688-2448

californiawelcome centers

Anderson 1699 State Highway 273 Anderson, CA [email protected]

Arcata 1635 Heindon Rd Arcata, CA 95521...............707-822-3619 Email: [email protected]

Barstow 2796 Tanger Way, Suite 100 Barstow, CA 92311.............760-253-4782 [email protected]

Merced 710 W 16th Street Ste A Merced, CA 95340..............209-724-8104 [email protected]

Oceanside 928 N Coast Hwy Oceanside, CA 92054.........760-721-1101 [email protected]

Oxnard1000 Town Center Dr Ste 135Oxnard, CA [email protected]

Pismo Beach 333 Five Cities Drive, Ste 100 Pismo Beach, CA 93449......805-773-7924 [email protected]

San Bernardino1955 Hunts Ln Ste 102San Bernardino, CA [email protected]

San Francisco - Pier 39 Building “P” 2nd Level - Marina Plaza San Francisco, CA 94133...415-981-1280 [email protected]

Santa Rosa 9 4th St Santa Rosa, CA 95401........707-577-8674 [email protected]

Truckee 10065 Donner Pass Rd Truckee, CA [email protected]

Tulare 4500 S Laspina Tulare, CA 93274................559-688-6894

Yucca Valley 56711 29 Palms Hwy Yucca Valley, CA [email protected]

IllinoisVisitor centers

Interstate 55 Homestead8 mi. N. of I-70 interchange (Mile Post 27)

Coalfield 25 mi. S. of Springfield (Mile Post 64)

RailSplitter 5 mi. N. of Springfield (Mile Post 104)

Funks Grove 10 mi. S. of Bloomington (Mile Post 149)

Limestone 3 mi. S. of Pontiac (Mile Post 194)

Interstate 64 Gateway 25 mi. E. of St. Louis (Mile Post 25)

Interstate 70 Silver Lake 27 mi. E. of St. Louis (Mile Post 27)

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