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The Perfect Escape: An Adventure on Route 66 has beautiful artistic drawings of Route 66 icons from each of the 8 states, as well as tidbits of information and history.  This book was made and printed in the USA.

Cheryl Church is a resident of Carthage, Missouri and has been an artist all of her adult life.

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Route 66: An Adult Coloring Book features beautifully detailed scenes of icons along Route 66.  The artistic drawings depict beloved sights from Chicago to California. This book was made and printed in the USA.

Jo Ann is a resident of St. Louis and had been an artist for over 30 years.

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Route 66ers love these calendars by photographer Rhys Martin of Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Included in the calendar are beautiful photos of sites along the Route and commemorative historical dates celebrating Route 66.

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This quaint replica gas station named Gay Parita has captured the hearts of folks from all over the world.  Even though this place is amazing and feels like you stepped back in time, the main reason people love it is due to its former owner, the late Gary Turner. He was a sweet, caring, and giving man. His famous quote was, “Friends for Life,” and he truely meant it.

Gary’s daughter, Barbara, is now at the helm. She’s very much like her Dad. Be sure to include this incredible stop in Paris Springs, Missouri, on your Route 66 adventure!  It’s located approximately 25 miles west of Springfield, Missouri, on Route 66.

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This sign is 9″x12″.

The Beginning of Route 66 welcomes road-trip explorers in Chicago, IL. With the official establishment of US66 on November 11, 1926, Illinois then became the first state to completely pave a section of Route 66.

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This 1956 Chevy belongs to Ron Jones, also known as “The Tattoo Man of Route 66.” (At this time, Ron has over 150 Route 66 tattoos)  Ron’s car was restored by a shop that has a television show and Ron was featured during an episode. I took this photo when Ron had his car parked in front of the restored Boots Court in Carthage, Missouri, right on Route 66. *FREE Shipping in the USA