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In 1928, Foyil native Andy Payne won the Great Transcontinental Footrace, a 3,400-mile race from Los Angeles to New York...
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Whether you're looking to buy a Pendleton blanket, an authentic pair of beaded moccasins, baskets or supplies such as...
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Housed in the former Seaba Filling Station and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Route 66 landmark is...
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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...
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The "Old Round Barn" in Arcadia was built in 1898 alongside what later became Route 66. After 90 years of...
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Oklahoma is home to the longest driveable stretch of Route 66 in the nation. This 426 mile stretch of the historic Mother...
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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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Ackley Park in Elk City is a 220-acre park that contains a playground, two tennis courts, an aquatic center, baseball...
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Located along historic Southwest Boulevard in Tulsa, the Route 66 Historical Village is an open-air museum with fully...
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The Milk Bottle Grocery building in Oklahoma City's Asian District is a fun and unique Route 66 landmark. The wedge...
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