EDWARDSVILLE The Edwardsville Route 66 Festival is set to bring a full day and night of fun events and activities to City ...

It was 70 years ago when Andy Devine received the news that U.S. Highway 66 in Kingman - then called Front Street, where the ...

A Route 66 sign, perched on a pole at the famed Santa Monica pier, advertises the spot as the “end of the trail.” But for ...

But if you live for roadside oddities, neon signs, throwback diners, and anything that screams vintage Americana, then this ...

Step back in time with a stay at one of Route 66’s most iconic roadside motels — Wigwam Village in San Bernardino. With its quirky teepee-style rooms and vintage charm, this classic Americana ...

A: Plans are in progress to repair and reopen Route 66 east of Amboy, said Amy Ledbetter, spokesperson for the San Bernardino County Public Works Department. But this won’t happen overnight.

Parts of Route 66 through Amboy and San Bernardino County has been closed for some time, but work is being done on bridges in the area to be able to reopen the iconic roadway in the future.

Other popular eateries along the boulevard during Route 66’s heyday included the Cocky Cactus (near Mt. Vernon Avenue in San Bernardino), Dolly’s Diner (Foothill and Archibald in Rancho Cucamonga), a ...

Find the full rundown at www.countryliving.com. Ten must-sees on Route 66 1 The Wigwam Motel, San Bernardino, California, and Holbrook, Arizona 2 Painted Desert, Arizona 3 Mr. D’s Route 66 Diner ...

The diner off the former Route 66 in San Bernardino is one of the oldest Mexican restaurants in Southern California. Glen Bell of Taco Bell infamy bugged the founders during the 1950s for their ...

Second Street and Arrowhead Avenue, Fifth, E and D streets — classic cars cruised down them all Saturday, Oct. 2, as the Rendezvous Back to Route 66 returned to downtown San Bernardino.