Route 66

Route 66

From Chicago, Illinois to the Santa Monica Pier in California, and everything in between, you'll find dozens of Route 66 photographs from all eight states!

Not flimsy paper prints, these are real photographs of our travels along the historic Mother Road.

From snapshot size to large size prints up to 24x36", you'll find our photograph prints very reasonably priced. In addition to color prints, black and white or sepia prints are also available on all photographs.

Includes photos from all eight states in which the Mother Road travels through Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. -- Enjoy the ride!

Arizona - Route 66

49 photos

California - Route 66

70 photos

Illinois - Route 66

40 photos

Kansas - Route 66

14 photos

Missouri - Route 66

129 photos

New Mexico - Route 66

55 photos

Oklahoma - Route 66

202 photos

Texas - Route 66

90 photos

Guestbook for Route 66

4.Lesley(non-registered)

Travelling route 66 looking for all the wonderful and exciting sights to find the Gemini giant with a zx Nissan car in front of it stating that u can take pictures free......it was 8.30am in the morning......this just lost me and a few other customers touring as we would have gone into the roadside cafe but they just shot there own foot off with their greed

3.Harold Brooks(non-registered)

I was in the army and traveled from Elmira NY to California on Rte 66 many years ago. This was before interstates, but there were no hills and you could see all the way to the horizon.

2.RM O'S(non-registered)

I live at Ed's Camp on Rt.66 and have, since 1976. I knew Lowel "Ed" Edgerton and learned a lot about the history of the Camp. People passing through tend to form their own opinion and get information from rumors from
those who never knew Ed or knew nothing about Ed's Camp and put it in print.
Just remember, all in print on web sites is not always the truth ..I know.

1.dickey james brooks(non-registered)

when i was 5 years old my family traveled hwy 66 to california,until they opened I-40..over the years due to my profession i've traveled old 66...from oklahoma city-flagstaff-and my favorite run on 66 is from seligman, az-to preach springs-truxton-valentine-hackberry-kingman-oatman-topock...time seems to have stopped on this part of 66..getting ready for a road trip on 10-10-11 over this area, then down to palm springs....driving my 67 corvette coupe..it's a great trip...