Stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica, Route 66 is more than a highway. It’s a living piece of American history. Neon motel signs, vintage gas stations, quirky roadside attractions, and small towns that grew up along its path. This collection follows the Mother Road and celebrates the places, people, and stories that still keep its spirit alive.
Roy’s Motel and Cafe
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Vacancy on the Open Road
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Twea Lodge
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Under the Garage Roof
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Neon Over the Rooftop
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A Stop Along Route 66
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The Old Café Sign
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Deserted Under the Blue
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Desert Roadside Ruins
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Motel Days
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For Rent
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Seats from Another Time
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Gardenway Motel
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Motel Sign
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Steak and Shake
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Last Stop on Main Street
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Last Stop at Dusk
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The Conoco Corner
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Repair Shop
from $13.47
The Glancy
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Half Block East
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Mufflers and Pipes
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Route 66 Motel Sign
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Last Light at the Old Motel
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