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AMERICAN ROAD - The magazine that celebrates our two-lane highways of yesteryear and the joys of driving them today! Published by Mock Turtle Press. |
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Chicago Traveler is the perfect travel guide for the first-time or frequent visitor, offering information and links to help out-of-towners and locals alike plan a great visit to our wonderful city. The website includes travel attractions pages, hotel pages, tour information, maps and lists of useful links to other great Chicago travel resource sites for either business or vacation travel purposes. |
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Crocodile Lile has logged many, many miles with his Harley on America’s highways and byways. He is President of the Old Route 66 Association of Texas. Check out his website for road stories and take a look at his custom-built clocks made with Harley Davidson motor cycle tires. The site also features many other quality items to enhance the biking experience |
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Attractions in Chicago IL Including Shedd Aquarium and Lincoln Park
Zoo - Go Chicago Card: Multi-attraction pass that gives you
the most choice at Chicago's top attractions for the best value.
Attractions include Navy Pier Attractions, River Cruise, museums &
more! |
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Historic66.com is dedicated to provide free information for those who want to learn more about Route 66. It features a turn-by-turn road description. The forum is available for discussions by the visitors of this site. There's a slide-show, with pictures from the the site owner's trip down Route 66 in 1994. This site is maintained by Swa Frantzen, and it was the source of my directions for MY first trip on the Mother Road in 2000! As Mr. Frantzen says, "old Route 66 is not indicated on maps nowadays; any serious traveller of U.S. Highway 66 needs a detailed map and guide before hitting the road." This site is a great source for exactly what is needed. |
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Photos and Designs Extraordinare--with a nifty 66 page of great photos and links!
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The website for the National Historic Route 66 Federation, the non-profit organization dedicated to preserving route 66 across the country. |
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HISTORIC POSTMARKART OF ROUTE 66--Route 66 Artwork that actually traveled the entire length
of Route 66. Ken Turmel went to every post office along Route 66 and collected postmarks from them all. His artwork is a brilliant combination of 66 icons and postal history. |
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The Route 66 Association of Illinois is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enjoying Route 66 in Illinois. |
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The Largest Route 66 resource on the web. Also one of the oldest resources. |
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A Newsgroup for Route 66 Fans. Nearly 1000 members. Travel, stories, tips, pictures, and lots more. The latest and greatest information! An online family of Route 66 enthusiasts! |
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This is a clearinghouse of news and events along historic Route 66, the Mother Road. The website is maintained by Ron Warnick, a 66 enthusiast who lives in the Tulsa area. |
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The online institution of higher learning destined to become the premier source of online information for America's most famous highway, variously called the Mother Road, Main Street of America, Route 66, and U.S. 66. This website is maintained by Drew Knowles, who wrote the Route 66 Adventure Handbook, now in its third edition. |
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Steffan Joppich maintains this marvelous on-line atlas to the Mother Road. As Steffan says on the home page, "The information contained in this web is based on 5 years of field studies and lot of work done by courtesy of enthusiasts like me - but there are still some question marks. My issue was, to map all the known alignments of 'US66' including it's predessors like 'Pontiac Trail' (POT), 'Ozark Trail' (OZT), old 'Postal Routes' (OPR), 'Santa Fe/Pecos Trail' (SFT), 'National Old Trails' (NOT)." If your interest in the highway is reaching the level of obsession, then this is the website for you! |