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 | While you are visiting Route 66 Harley-Davidson, make sure and visit our “Museum of the Road”. The “Museum of the Road” houses some great Route 66 artifacts and memorabilia that is sure to have you reminiscing the days when “The Mother Road” was the way to travel across the United States.
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“Route 66 Museum of the Road” memorabilia included in the museum includes many trinkets, items and the original sign from the Buffalo Ranch in Northeastern Oklahoma.
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Vinita is the second oldest town in Oklahoma and is the oldest incorporated one on Oklahoma Route 66. Established in 1871 and originally named Downingville the name was later changed to Vinita in honor of Vinnie Ream, the sculptress who created the life-sized statue of Lincoln at the United States Capitol. In honor to “Oklahoma’s Favorite Son” Will Rogers and Highway 66 a special marker was erected in 1999 to remind folks that Route 66 was known as the Will Rogers Highway
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This Rochester Root Beer dispenser was used in Kingman Drug Store in Kingman, Arizona.
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This malt mixer saw many a traveler of the Route 66 highway.
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Sending postcards back home to friends was a favorite pastime for many Route 66 travelers.
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Tulsa is the second largest city in Oklahoma and was once known as “The Oil Capital of the World”. It was also home to Cyrus Avery “The Father of Route 66”.
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The “Museum of the Road” also has some of Michael Wallis’ items from his travels along Route 66. Michael is a renowned writer and foremost authority about “The Mother Road”.
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