Route 66 Photo Gallery

This will be an ongoing project, which will become a state by state, and town by town photo guide to Route 66.  I will be starting with Oklahoma adding one town at a time.

All images are available for sale as prints or for commercial use.

Interactive Google Map

Use the map  + – controls to zoom in and out, use the Map drop-down to change to “Map”, “Satellite”, “Hybrid”, or “Terrain” views.  Drag the little man icon from the upper left corner to a map location for street level view. Click on a pushpin for more information about the Photographic Destination, then click on the title to go to the location page.

Route 66 Galleries by Subject

	Route 66 Murals Murals and advertising signs are popping up all along route 66 on the sides of buildings and other locations many combining art and history.
	Route 66 Road Signs Route 66 shields and road signs are being put up all along route 66, both authentic highway markings to homemade, you’ll find them here.
	Roadside Attractions Route 66 has a lot of strange and unique attractions, many designed to lure tourists from the road.
	Gas Stations With the huge volume of traffic travelling route 66, back when cars needed frequent service, gas stations were all along the route and today many have been restored while others are simply abandoned.
	Diners and Cafe’sRoute 66 is home to many one of a kind diners, cafe’s, and other eateries, each with it’s own unique identity.  These establishments predate the fast food franchise industry, and most are operated by the actual owners.
	Hotels and MotelsThe hotels and motels of route 66 are all unique and individual, each with their own design and personality.
	The RoadRoute 66 is a road, Portland Cement, blacktop, asphalt, or other surface, creating a line across the US.  These photos are of the road itself.
	SignsThe signs of Route 66 have a history all their own, from marking the route to luring you into some weird tourist destination.  Here you will find all types of signage only found on Route 66.
	Cars and TrucksThe primary purpose of Route 66 was to provide a path for the cars and trucks of the time to travel across the country. Here you will find photos of some of the earliest motor vehicles to the classics for which the route is famous.  From rust to rare, you can find great old cars and trucks all along route.66
	BridgesYou can’t have a road without bridges, and route 66 has many historic “one of kind” and “last of a kind” bridges.
	LandscapesRoute 66 crosses 2200 miles of great american landscape.  These photos represent the fantastic views seen as you travel the mother road.
	AbandonedWith the interstate replacing route 66, there are many casualties, including buildings, vehicles, and other items that have been simple abandoned.