Oklahoma Route 66 Association Trip Guide Gen. Thomas Stafford Museum Weatherford Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Clinton Roger Miller Museum Erick

Oklahoma Route 66 Association Trip Guide Gen. Thomas Stafford Museum Weatherford Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Clinton Roger Miller Museum Erick

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work Stroud Chamber 216 West Main Street 918-968-3321 stroudch@brightok.net www.stroudchamber.com SECOND SATURDAY IN JUNE Wine & Food Festival In addition to hosting more than a dozen wineries from across the great state of Oklahoma, we feature gourmet foods, cheeses, Made in Oklahoma products, an art show, a car show, and music. Hosted by: Stroud Has the Honor & Distinction of Being Oklahoma s Winery and Grape Capital Chamber & SECOND WEEKEND IN JULY Sac & Fox Nation Annual Pow Wow 5.5 Miles South of Stroud, OK on HWY 99 LAST SATURDAY IN OCTOBER Mother Road Chili Cook-Off Come Join Us at Stroud s Centennial Park on Route 66 for a great day of music, chili and so much more. Stroud Arts Will Be Arts for All A community wide, year around, opportunity for adults and children to learn and practice art in a hometown, main street studio. Classes will be available in most well known medias including painting, drawing, digital photography, drama, stained glass, music and other areas as requested by the community. For more information, please contact: Tommy Smith 918-968-2521 twsmith@bancfirst.com Rick Craig 918-605-9981 gidgetdog100@hotmail.com

Oklahoma Route 66 Association Trip Guide Page 1 Welcome to Oklahoma s share of Route 66! IN THIS GUIDE FOR MORE What you are holding is a county-by-county layout of Route 66 through Oklahoma. Each section contains county maps, directions, tourist attractions, town overviews and more. Throughout its history, Route 66 was an engine of westward expansion, and tourists today frequently pursue an east-to-west COMMERCE Allen s Fillin Station 101 S. Main Commerce, OK 74365 (918) 533-1151 City 300 Commerce St. Commerce, OK 74339 (918) 675-4373 Miami Chapters 31 N. Main (918) 540-0468 Coleman Theatre 103 N. Main St. (918) 540-2425 Copper Creek Flea Market 606 N. Main St. North Miami, OK 74344 (918) 542-1313 Erik Johnson & Associate 2 N. Main Ste. 404 (918) 540-2199 Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau 101 N. Main St. (918) 542-4435 Pizza Hut of Miami 1320 N. Main St. (918) 542-6642 Pizza Hut Express Delivery 101 A Street NW (918) 540-2471 Route 66 Vintage Iron 130 S. Main St. (918) 542-6170 Waylan s Ku-Ku Burger 915 N. Main Miami, OK 54354 (918) 542-1696 AFTON Afton Station & Route 66 Packards 12 SE First St. Afton, OK 74331 (918) 257-4044 Town of Afton P.O. Box 250 Afton, OK 74331 (918) 257-4304 Vinita Golden Spike Restaurant 414 E. Illinois Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-7656 Holiday Inn Express 232 S. 7th Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-4900 Little Tin Barn 433055 E. Hwy. 66 Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-5415 Park Hills Motel & RV Park 438415 E. Hwy. 60 Vinita, OK 74301-7658 (918) 256-5511 Summerside Vineyards, Winery & Meadery 441251 E. Historic Rt. 66 Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-3000 Vinita Area Chamber 105 W. Delaware Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-7133 Chelsea Chelsea Motor Inn 321 E. Layton Chelsea, OK 74016 (918) 789-3437 Main Street Diner 251 W. Sixth path when searching for the old highway. This guide is laid out accordingly. We have tried to be as accurate as possible, but Route 66 evolves constantly, and changes are inevitable, so be prepared to improvise. It s all part of the adventure of traveling. Credits General copy: Kathy Anderson; Chelsea, OK 74016 (918) 789-2001 Oak Hills Winery and Vineyards 7070 S. 4240 Road Chelsea, OK 74016 (918) 789-WINE (9463) Southern Belle Flea Market 426 Walnut Chelsea, OK 74016 (918) 789-5212 Claremore Boom-A-Rang Diner 302 W. Will Rogers Blvd. (918) 342-0601 Claremore Convention and Visitors Bureau 400 Veterans Parkway (918) 341-8688 J.M. Davis Gun Museum 333 N. Lynn Riggs Claremore, OK 74018 (918) 341-5707 Rogers County Hist. Soc. 121 N. Chickasaw (918) 342-1127 Shepherd s Cross 16752 E. 450 Rd. (918) 342-5911 The Nut House 26677 S. Highway 66 Claremore, OK 74019 (918) 266-1604 Will Rogers Memorial 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd. (918) 341-0719 Will Rogers Motor Inn 940 S. Highway 66 (918) 343-4410 some copy supplied by area Chambers or Convention and Visitors Bureaus. Layout: Emily Priddy. Proofreading: Stephanie Barnes. Maps: University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Scenic Byways Program. Trivia facts: Michael Wallis, author of Route 66: The Mother Road; Jim Ross; and the Route 66 Yahoo! group. On the cover: National Route 66 Museum, CATOOSA The Blue Whale P.O. Box 1300 (918) 694-7390 Catoosa Chamber 650 S. Cherokee Suite C (918) 266-6042 Catoosa Historical Society P.O. Box 738 (918) 266-6592 D.W. Correll Museum 19934 E. Pine (918) 266-3612 Hampton Inn & Suites 100 McNabb Field Rd. (918) 739-3939 Skelly Lodge 27795 S. Skelly Road (918) 266-3331 Tulsa Apertures Photo 1936 S. Harvard Tulsa, OK 74112 (918) 742-0500 Desert Hills Motel 5220 E. 11th St. Tulsa, OK 74112 (918) 834-3311 El Rancho Grande 1629 E. 11th St. Tulsa, OK 74120 (918) 584-0816 Lyon s Indian Store 111 S. Detroit Tulsa, OK 74120 (918) 582-6372 Ollie s Station Restaurant 4070 Southwest Blvd. Tulsa, OK 74107 (918) 446-0524 Paintmaster Collision 5950 E. 11th St. Tulsa, OK 74112 (918) 836-8668 Pyeatts Synthetics 16701 E. Newton Place Tulsa, OK 74116 (918) 234-3543 RedFork Crossing Business Services 3704 Southwest Blvd. Tulsa, OK 74107 (918) 583-2333 RedFork Main Street P.O. Box 570978 Tulsa, OK 74157 (918) 445-4457 Route 66 Village 3770 Southwest Blvd. Tulsa, OK 74107 (918) 446-4650 Sandusky Avenue Christian Church 1101 S. Sandusky Ave. Tulsa, OK 74112-5219 (918) 834-4427 Tulsa Regional Early Ford V8 Club of America P.O. Box 4109 Tulsa, OK 74159 Visit Tulsa 2 W. 2nd St. Ste. 150 Tulsa, OK 74103 (918) 560-0229 Sapulpa American Heritage Bank 2 S. Main St. (918) 224-3210 Boom-a-rang Diner 126 E. Dewey (918) 224-6200 Brews & Bytes Coffeehouse Elk City; other museums as labeled. For additional information about Oklahoma Route 66 and upcoming events, write to P.O. Box 446, Chandler, OK, 74834; call (405) 258-0008; e-mail okrt66association@sbcglobal.net; or visit www. oklahomaroute66.com. Oklahoma Route 66 Association Business Directory Please patronize our business members. When you do, let them know that you are also a member of the Association. 18 S. Water St. (918) 732-9837 Clark Oil Distributors 801 W. Dewey Ave. (918) 224-3070 Copper Oaks B&B 7806 Hwy. 97 (918) 224-3986 Dewey St. Market 209 E. Dewey (918) 227-4508 Fat Charlie s Grill 1004 E. Dewey (918) 512-8270 First United Bank & Trust 315 E. Dewey Sapulpa, OK 74067 (918) 224-5151 Route 66 Frame Shoppe 110 E. Dewey (918) 224-1767 Freddie s BBQ and Steakhouse 1425 New Sapulpa Rd (918) 224-4301 Happy Burger 215 N. Mission (918) 224-7750 Hickory House BarBQue 626 N. Mission (918) 224-7830 R&T Express Grocery 100 W. Dewey Ave. (918) 227-2021 Sapulpa Area Chamber see DIRECTORY, page 2 Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. The Association assumes no liability for errors or omissions in this publication. 2012. All rights reserved.

Page 2 Oklahoma Route 66 Association Trip Guide Directory continued from page 1 101 E. Dewey (918) 224-0170 Sapulpa Comm. Theater 124 S. Water (918) 227-2169 Sapulpa Historical Society 100 E. Lee Ave. (918) 224-4871 Sapulpa Main Street 101 E. Dewey (918) 224-5709 Sapulpa Super 8 Motel 1505 New Sapulpa Road (918) 227-3300 Sapulpa Trolley & Rail 701 E. Dewey (918) 224-1515 Tulsa-Sapulpa Union Railway 701 E. Dewey (918) 224-1515 Turnpike Wrecker 11902 S. 161st West Ave. (918) 232-4524 Bristow Granny s Emporium 709A South Roland Highway 66 West Bristow, OK 74010 (918) 367-1727 Hummel Hideaway Homes 512, 424 & 414 S. Roland Bristow, OK 74010 (918) 519-3510 KREK 116 W. 12th Ave. Bristow, OK 74010 (918) 367-5501 Coleman s Rib Joint 223 S. Main Bristow, OK 74010 (918) 367-5656 Stroud Clovis Ins. Agency 714 W. Fourth St. (918) 968-2552 P&G Originals 3752 E. Highway 66 Rock Café 114 W. Main (918) 968-3990 Shoe Tree Trading Post 3750 E. Highway 66 (918) 968-0223 Sisters Consignments 307 W. Main (918) 987-1747 StableRidge Winery 2016 Hwy 66 West (918) 968-2568 Stroud Chamber 216 West Main (918) 968-3321 Territory Cellars 1521 N. Hwy. 99 Ste. 1 (918) 987-1800 davenport Central Cellular 223 Broadway (918) 377-2262 Central Ok. Telephone Co. 223 Broadway (918) 377-2241 Dan s Bar-B-Que 706 N. Broadway (918) 377-2288 Davenport Chamber 223 Broadway (918) 377-2241 Early Bird Café 615 Highway 66 (918) 377-2209 Garwooly s P.O. Box 54 (918) 377-2230 Marketplace Insurance 203 Broadway (918) 377-2355 Chandler Boom-a-rang Diner 912 Manvel Ave. (405) 258-6793 Chandler Area Chamber 400 E. Route 66 (405) 258-0673 Chandler Route 66 Interpretive Center 400 E. Route 66 (405) 258-1300 Community Thrift Shop 921 Manvel Ave. (405) 258-8258 LD s Automotive P.O. Box 486 (405) 258-2120 Lincoln County Hist.Soc. 717 Manvel (405) 258-2425 Lincoln Motel 740 E. 1st St. (405) 258-0200 McJerry s Rte. 66 Gallery 310 Manvel Ave. (903) 467-6384 Oak Glen RV Park 347203 E. Highway 66 (918) 258-2994 Randy Bowen Chevrolet 1201 Manvel Ave. (405) 258-0055 VFW Post 1719 900726 S. 3420 Rd. (405) 258-3050 WARWICK Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum 336992 E. Highway 66 (405) 258-9141 WELLSTON Dream Big T-Shirts P.O. Box 112 Wellston, OK 74881 (405) 258-5050 JR s Grill 306 E. Highway 66 Wellston, OK 74881 (405) 308-2735 LUTHER The Boundary on 66 16001 E. Hwy 66 Luther, OK 73054 (405) 277-3532 Arcadia Arcadia Tag & Title 230 Odor Arcadia, OK 73007 (405) 396-0824 Arcadia Historical & Preservation Society Box 134 Arcadia, OK 73007 (405) 396-0824 Coffee Creek Tree Farm 13899 NE 220th St. Arcadia, OK 73007 (405) 201-3555 Pops 660 W. Highway 66 Arcadia, OK 73007 (405) 928-7677 Edmond Anderson Productions P.O. Box 3461 Edmond, OK 73083 (405) 341-1646 Arcadian Inn B&B 328 E. First Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 348-6347 Edmond Convention & Visitors Bureau 1030 S. Bryant Edmond, OK 73083 (405) 216-7781 Edmond Historical Society 431 S. Boulevard Edmond, OK 74034 (405) 340-0078 Fairfield Inn & Suites 301 Meline Drive Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 341-4818 PIN EFX LLC 3801 Pawnee Circle Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 623-9125 OkC Collision Clinic P.O. Box 54405 OKC 73185 (405) 789-5005 Glass Boy Studios 6900 Green Meadow Ln. OKC 73132 (405) 626-3001 Home Savings & Loan 3301 S. Western OKC 73109 (405) 634-1445 Lincoln Inn Express 5405 N. Lincoln Blvd. OKC 73105 (405) 253-0047 Oklahoma Hot Rod Assn. P.O. Box 890591 OKC 73189 Vee Twin Performance 400 SW 33rd OKC 73109 (405) 631-1831 Voorhees & Voorhees, PC 7701 S. Western Ave., Ste. 201 OKC 73139 (405) 605-8800 Bethany Apple Tree Antique Gallery 6740 NW 39th Expwy (405) 495-0602 Bethany Antique Mall 3909 N. College Ave. (405) 495-7091 Boom-a-rang Diner 3929 W. College Ave. (405) 495-9100 City of Bethany 6700 NW 36th (405) 789-5005 Downtown Bethany Merchants Association 2909 N. College (405) 495-7091 Holiday Inn Express 7840 NW 39th Expwy. (405) 787-6262 Native America Gallery & Gifts 3823 N. College (405) 789-4300 Sparkles 6716 NW 39th Expwy (405) 787-3933 YUKON Yukon Chamber 510 Elm Yukon, OK 73099 (405) 354-3567 El Reno Shamrock/66 Automotive 1201 S. Rock Island (405) 262-7444 Bill & Clara s Home & Ranch 2701 W. 10th (405) 262-6651 CDT Synthetics 1804 Mulberry Lane (405) 831-8741 El Reno Chamber 206 N. Bickford Ave. (405) 262-1188 El Reno Convention & Visitors Bureau 110 E. Bickford (405) 262-8687 Fort Reno Visitors Center 7107 W. Cheyenne St. (405) 262-3987 Johnnie s Grill 301 S. Rock Island (405) 262-4721 Larry Nance Photography 113 E. Bickford (405) 262-3975 Calumet Bethany Kars 24825 W. Hwy 66 Calumet, OK 73014 (405) 615-3188 Cherokee Trading Post 301 S. Walbaum Rd. Calumet, OK 73014 (405) 884-2502 weatherford Best Western Mark Motel 525 E. Main (580) 772-3325 Comfort Inn & Suites 1311 E. Main (580) 772-9100 Doc s Longhorn Trading Post 1511 E. Main (580) 772-2277 Downtown Diner 123 W. Main (580) 774-1234 Fairfield Inn & Suites 201 N. Nevada (580) 774-0800 Heartland Museum 1600 S. Frontage Road (580) 774-2212 Rick Koch Oil Co. 1501 Airport Road (580) 772-6076 Route 66 Thunderbirds 2121 E. Main (580) 772-6666 Stafford Air and Space Museum 3000 Logan Road (405) 789-5005 Weatherford Chamber 522 W. Rainey Room 224 (580) 772-7744 Clinton Clinton Chamber 101 S. 4th St. Clinton, OK 73601 (580) 323-2222 Okla. Route 66 Museum 2229 W. Gary Blvd. Clinton, OK 73601 (580) 323-7866 Elk City Elk City Chamber P.O. Box 972 Elk City, OK 73648 (580) 225-0207 KOA Kampgrounds I-40, Exit 50 Elk City, OK 73644 (580) 592-4409 National Rte. 66 Museum 2717 W. Third Elk City, OK 73648 (580) 225-3542 Sayre The Odd Shoppe 103-105 W. Main St. Sayre, OK 73662 see DIRECTORY, page 9

Delaware & Ottawa Counties Page 3 Signage General Information 69 Alt., 69, 59 and 69, and 60 and 69 are the designations for Route 66 from Kansas to the Delaware County border. In Miami, if you are westbound, take care that you don t turn off Main when you see a South 69 shield. This route bypasses the nicely spruced-up downtown, and you ll miss the Coleman Theatre Beautiful. Continue south on Main until you reach the major intersection that indicates State Highway 10/Steve Owens Blvd. Either turn right (west) here to take the newer way out of town, or go straight to access the 9-foot road. (See separate directions.) Street names of Route 66 in towns (east to west) Quapaw: 69 Alt. Main 69 Alt. Commerce: 69 Mickey Mantle Blvd. 69 (or 69 Commerce St. Main St. 69 for older alignment) Miami: 69 Main Third Ave. SW/Steve Owens Blvd./SH 10 69 Afton: 60/69 South First 60/69 Road Facts Ottawa County has a unique stretch of historic highway. The 9-foot-wide stretch that connected Afton and Miami through a series of zigzags that followed the section lines has been known by various nicknames, including the Scotch Highway, Ribbon Road and Sidewalk Highway. The road is rough, but the editor has driven it in a Honda Insight one of the lowest-slung cars on the road so a careful driver should be able to handle it. Drive slowly, as the road is narrow (you ll have to drive on the shoulder if you meet another vehicle), and dirt and gravel periodically are spread across the road surface. If you look carefully, you will see white curbs on either side of the road. Directions for driving the 9-foot segments: Miami segment: Westbound: At the Steve Owens and Main intersection in Miami, stay on Main Street. This eventually will turn into E. Street SW and 125. One-half mile before you reach a T intersection, new asphalt begins. Turn right at the T. After another half-mile of new pavement, the 9-foot roadbed begins to come into view. Eastbound: One mile north of Narcissa (a half-mile after the blue cylindrical water tower), turn right. This road is marked E 140 Rd. on the other side of the highway. Southern segment: Westbound: Look for the NE Tech Center on the right side of current 66. The interstate will be in front of you. Turn right onto the road next to the center, now called E 200 Rd. Eastbound: One mile east of Afton, there is an old fragment on the right side of the road. Look to the left, and you ll see a gravelly road marked S 520 opposite the end of the fragment on the right. Turn left here. You will rejoin the main road near a vo-tech school. ROADSIDE HIGHLIGHTS See if you can find the following landmarks, in no particular order: Dead Man s Corner. Gas station ruins on one side. Chat piles. These are the tailings or leftovers from mining. Old motor courts just southwest of Miami on the newer route on the curve of the road. They were called the Riviera Courts/Holiday Motel and are on the National Register of Historic Places. Historical marker at the border. Eagle Picher Plant. DID YOU KNOW? David Kane s collection of antique Packard automobiles is on display at the restored Eagle service station in Afton.

Page 4 Delaware & Ottawa Counties QUAPAW Quapaw is named for the Quapaw Indians, who were removed from Arkansas to Oklahoma, then known as Indian Territory. The name is derived from Ugakhpa, a tribal term for downstream people. About 100 years ago, the town became a part of the Tri-State Mining Area. The northeast corner of Oklahoma, the southeast corner of Kansas, and the southwest corner of Missouri were huge producers of lead and zinc. In 1926, the year Route 66 was officially established, peak production was reached as 423,000 tons of recoverable zinc and 912,117 tons of lead were produced. The ore was valued at over $55,000,000. For more information about Quapaw, call City Hall at (918) 674-2525. Things to do and see Colorful murals on sides of buildings, starting to fade. Spooklight on Devil s Promenade Road on the old Quapaw Indian Reservation (almost to the Missouri border). The Spooklight is a mysterious light that has yet to be explained scientifically. Midsummer is the best viewing time. You can pick up a map at Waylan s Ku-Ku Burger, 915 N. Main in Miami. However, local police discourage people from going. Spring River State Park, about 5 miles south on 137, then about 1 mile east on SH 10, offers canoeing, camping, boating, and fishing. (918) 540-2545. COMMERCE Ever wonder how legendary baseball player Mickey Mantle got the nickname The Commerce Comet? It s because he grew up in Commerce. Note that Route 66 through town is called Mickey Mantle Boulevard in his honor. The Mickey Mantle Museum, where Midway Golf used to be, is under construction. Commerce, like Quapaw and Miami, was a mining town. Mickey s dad worked for one of the mines. The Turkey Fat Mine actually operated inside the city limits. Mining inside city limits seems to have happened more than once in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City, during its early oil gusher days, had derricks in people s backyards. Even the Capitol had (and still has) oil rigs on its land. Commerce erected its own Historic 66 markers to indicate to visitors that the original alignment of 66 went through the downtown business district. * Commerce City Hall, (918) 675-4373, has more information about the community. Things to do and see Mickey Mantle home, 319 S. Quincy. (918) 542-6087. * Allen s Fillin Station, corner of Main and Commerce. Recently restored, this old gas station now houses a small petroliana museum. Will Rogers Memorial Highway see COMMERCE, page 5 DID YOU KNOW? The Coleman family donated the historic Coleman Theatre Beautiful to the city of Miami in 1989.

Delaware & Ottawa Counties Page 5 COMMERCE continued from page 4 sign similar to those in Catoosa and Vinita. Located in a remnant of a roadside park on the northeast side of town where paved 66 sweeps. MIAMI The town takes its name from the Miami Indians and is pronounced My-AM-uh. Wayland C. Lykins was the son of a missionary to the Peoria Indians. He wanted to be a cattle rancher, so he came to Indian Territory, where there would be plenty of grazing land. Continuing to follow his dream, he went to Washington, D.C., got the town site of Miami approved, and on March 2, 1891, Miami became the first chartered town in Indian Territory. Nine Native American tribes are located in the area: Miami, Modoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Seneca-Cayuga, Wyandotte, Quapaw, Eastern Shawnee and Loyal Shawnee. The pride and joy of the Main Street district is the Coleman Theatre, a 1929 Spanish Mission-style structure built with fortunes made in the lead and zinc mines. Route 66 in Miami has the last section of the original 9-foot-wide Ribbon Road, or Sidewalk Highway, listed as an Oklahoma National Historic Landmark. * Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, 101 North Main, has more information about the history of Miami and Route 66. Call (918) 542-4435, e-mail info@visitmiamiok.com or visit online at www. visitmiamiok.com. Things to do and see * Chapters, 31 N. Main. (918) 540-0468. * Coleman Theatre Beautiful, 103 N. Main. Tours daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to noon. (918) 540-2425. * Copper Creek Flea Market, 606 N. Main in North Miami. (918) 542-1313. * Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau. * Pizza Hut Express, 101 A NW. (918) 540-2471. A 1950sthemed Route 66 mecca. * Pizza Hut of Miami, 1320 N. Main. (918) 542-6642. * Route 66 Vintage Iron, 130 S. Main. (918) 542-6170. Sidewalk Highway West of town. See map on page seven for turn-by-turn directions. * Stonehill Grill, 1220 N. Main. (918) 542-3463. * Waylan s Ku-Ku Burger, 915 N. Main. (918) 542-1696. AFTON Afton was founded in 1886. It got its name from Afton Aires, the daughter of a Scottish railroad surveyor. The surveyor named his daughter after the Afton River in his native Scotland. Make sure you bring a camera, because in downtown Afton, there is a lot of classic Route 66 roadside architecture, in varying degrees of preservation. An old D-X station has been restored and functions as an informal museum and hospitality stop for Route 66 travelers. Afton is also the gateway to the famous Shangri-La Resort and the Grand Lake O the Cherokees. If you are eastbound on 66, consider taking at least one of the two stretches of nine-foot Sidewalk Highway that zigzag between Afton and Miami. The second leg turnoff is a mile north of Narcissa. *Town of Afton: (918) 257-4304. Things to do and see * Afton Station and Route 66 Packards, 12 SE First St. Route 66 memorabilia, visitors center, and vintage car museum. Open 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday; other days by chance or appointment. For more information, call (918) 382-9465, (918) 257-4044 or (918) 791-5055. Grand Country Lakeside RV Park. (918) 257-5164. Horse Creek Bridge, northeast side of town. Palmer Hotel, across from the restored D-X station. Rest Haven Motel, now defunct, features a cool old sign. Will Rogers Highway marker northeast of town. * Route 66 Association member. 918-542-1696 DID YOU KNOW? Route 66 was officially designated as a U.S. highway on Nov. 11, 1926.

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