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Route 66 California Desert { 44 images } Created 12 Feb 2014

U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • The Motel 66 in Barstow, CA.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A motel receptionist at the Motel 66 in Barstow.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A bullet ridden sign in the city of Barstow, CA.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An abandoned home buried by sand in the Mojave desert near Barstow.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An old car tire in the sands of the Mojave desert near Barstow, CA.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Old Coca Cola bottles.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Old Mobil Gas Pegasus horse signs at Tom's Welding shop in Barstow.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Old Mobil Gas Pegasus horse signs at Tom's Welding shop in Barstow.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An old abandoned VW bug.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Tom of Tom's Welding in Barstow, CA.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An abandoned motel, "The Dunes."<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An abandoned motel, "The Dunes."<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Motel 66.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A pre-war Cadillac hood ornament.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An old Dodge.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A pre-war Cadillac hood ornament.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A vintage Nash Metro.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Inside of a Vintage Dodge truck.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • The Daggett Cemetery.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • The Daggett Cemetery.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • The Daggett Cemetery.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Owner of the Bagdad Cafe, Andrea Pruett.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • AN old Airstream trailer.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • A biker sits out front of the Bagdad Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An old truck parked inside the National Cloride Company.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • An old crane parked inside the National Cloride Company.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Roy's Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Roy's Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Roy's Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Roy's Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Inside Peggy Sue's Diner.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Old car wheels at Bottle Tree Farm.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Bottle Tree Farm.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Elmer, owner of the Bottle Tree Farm.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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  • Summit Cafe.<br />
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, in the Mojave desert of California. The two major connector cites in the Mojave desert are Barstow and Amboy. U.S. Route 66 was the first major east west highway for the US, starting in Chicago, Il and ending in Santa Monica, CA. The 2,448 mile long highway was built in November 11,1926. Most of Route 66 has been decommissioned, but there are several parts that are now historically preserved.
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