The Blue Whale in Catoosa has become a beloved historic landmark along Route 66. The Blue Whale was originally built by Hugh...
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This 123-foot, steel-truss bridge was part of the original Route 66 alignment. It carried Mother Road traffic from 1926 to...
Learn MoreRelive the glory days when Route 66 was in its prime with a visit to Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum in Sapulpa. The displays...
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While driving along the Mother Road in Calumet, be sure to make a pit stop once you spot the Muffler Men Mural. Located...
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Located in Clinton and situated on lush 15 acres, McLain Rogers Park houses several historic WPA projects. One of the most...
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Although its official name is William H. Murray Bridge, this distinct landmark spanning the South Canadian River has...
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Put in place in 1921, the charming Rock Creek Bridge is one of the state’s best remaining examples of the steel-truss...
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Not much seems to be known about the origin of this longtime Edmond resident, but the giant fiberglass hippopotamus picked...
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Located in a former site of a 1950s PEMCO gas station, Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios on 66 welcomes visitors from all over...
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Add some art to your next Route 66 adventure with Signs on 66, a colorful collage created by artist and Oklahoma...
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