The KiMo Theatre is a landmark in Downtown Albuquerque, near the intersection of historic Route 66 and El Camino Real.
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Central Avenue in Albuquerque is still in many ways a living museum of Route 66 heritage.
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San Felipe de Neri church is the home of the 300 year-old Albuquerque Parish. The church was constructed in 1793. It is at the heart of Albuquerque’s Old Town.
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The El Rancho Hotel & Motel in Gallup, NM is still a popular stopover for Route 66 nostalgia travelers; it was built in the 1930’s and once hosted luminaries ranging from Katherine Hepburn to Kirk Douglas.
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Richardson’s empire sprawls across numerous storefronts in downtown Gallup. The owner, Bill Richardson, is not the same Bill Richardson that is currently the Governor of New Mexico.
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Arriving at the beautifully restored La Posada Hotel & Gardens in Winslow, Arizona.
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Some hotels have a pool to sun by; guests at La Posada in Winslow can catch some rays overlooking the rail yards behind the hotel, where they can watch the trains that pass all day long.
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The Hotel Monte Vista is one of the most appealing buildings in Flagstaff, Ariz.’s attractive downtown area.
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Through much of the Southwest, I-40 has now taken place of Route 66.
