TUCUMCARI, N.M. (KRQE) – A local non-profit is revitalizing the historic Route 66 by repairing neon signs for businesses along the scenic highway and now one New Mexico city is showing off their ...

There’s also the New Mexico Route 66 Museum, whose huge store of vintage ... and is known for its distinctive neon, bull-topped sign. Be sure to snap a photograph of the slick chrome-and-rock ...

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Route 66 is a gateway to some of New Mexico’s top attractions ... The Blue Swallow Motel sign – a vision in blue, hot pink and green – is one of the state’s prettiest too.

New Mexico, the Blue Swallow Motel glows like a beacon of mid-century magic on Route 66. Since 1939, this beautifully preserved motor court has welcomed travelers with its glowing neon sign ...

In New Mexico, however, much of the route has ... You should always respect no trespassing, keep out and private property signs - and Route 66 is no exception. An abandoned motel or gift shop ...

The process is part of the city’s efforts to revamp signs along Route 66. The owners of the billboard replied to the call from City Councilor Renee Grout urging businesses along the stretch to ...

New Mexico. U.S. Highway 66 was realigned several times until 1985 when it was decommissioned and replaced with interstates. Modern roadways may have made sections of Route 66 irrelevant ...