Mother Road Moves
Mother Road Moves is a weekly newsletter for Route 66 fans and “seekers,” showcasing the persons, places, things -- and more -- on Route 66.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Toys, trains, automobiles on Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
Berwyn’s Toys & Trains in Berwyn, Illinois, is a specialty toy store and hobby shop on Historic Route 66. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
Vintage car models, old trains, wooden toy train play tables...
Cave ‘treasures’ off Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
A room at the Meramec Caverns in Stanton, Missouri, that displays stalactites (pointed mineral deposits hanging from the ceiling formed by dripping water) and stalagmites (cone-shaped rock formations rising upwa...
Resting in peace off Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
The Capone family monument at Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
The final resting place for a man that history says used Route 66 to his full advan...
‘Highest hills’ on Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
The view from the scenic overlook in Blackburn Park, the bluff above historic Route 66 in Pacific, Missouri. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
The son of a preacher who joined the 134th Illinois Volunt...
Fame on Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
The Red Cedar Inn Museum & Visitor Center in Pacific, Missouri. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
An eatery established in 1934 that “became famous very quickly” is among Route 66 attractions in Pacifi...
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Mother Road Moves is a weekly newsletter for Route 66 fans and “seekers,” showcasing the persons, places, things -- and more -- on the road affectionately known as “The Main Street of America.”
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