National Route 66 Museum - Elk City, Oklahoma, USA.
N 35° 24.717 W 099° 26.233
14S E 460304 N 3918816
Visit exhibits from all eight States that the Mother Road passes through, in the 'National Route 66 Museum' Located at the Old Town Museum complex, Elk City a Route 66 town from the get-go. Oklahoma.
Waymark Code: WMR8BM
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Date Posted: 05/26/2016
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The amazing Old Town Museum Complex, features four museums, The National Route 66 Museum, Farm & Ranch Museum, Blacksmith Museum, and the Old Town Museum. A must visit Museum & Photo stop, for anyone getting their kicks on 66.
"The National Route 66 Museum celebrates Route 66, not only in Oklahoma, but all eight, Route 66 states. The museum focuses on the people who lived, worked and traveled the Mother Road and offers the road wanderer a walk through all eight states. The realistic murals and exhibits feature vintage automobiles and antiques from the hey-day of Route 66." Text Source: (
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"Visit the National Route 66 & Transportation Museum in Elk City to take a journey through each of the eight states Route 66 passes through – from Illinois all the way to California. See quirky roadside attractions that lured people to stop, and get a feel for the experience of traveling down Route 66. Walk through displays of antique cars and historical documents detailing the narrative of America's highway. The National Route 66 & Transportation Museum invites both children and adults to experience automobiles of the past with interactive and hands-on displays. "Drive" down Route 66 in a 1955 pink Cadillac and watch a black and white movie at a mock drive-in theater while sitting in a classic Chevy Impala. The museum is part of the Old Town Museum Complex, complete with displays and artifacts that give a glimpse into the lives of early settlers in Western Oklahoma, as well as the Farm and Ranch Museum, celebrating Oklahoma's agricultural heritage. While you're at the complex, make sure to see the replicas of a schoolhouse, opera house, doctor's office and chapel, and immerse yourself in pioneer history." Text Source: (
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