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 | 52 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Bygone fun on the Mother Road
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
Entrance to the William R. and Laura Rand Orthwein Education and Visitor Center at The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
A new exhibit in St. Louis, Miss...
Road sharing in Illinois
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
The 1940 Phillips 66 Service Station in Plainfield, Illinois, as of May 2026. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
Two historic highways that transported automobiles throughout the U.S. in the early 20th...
‘Famous,’ ‘best’ treats on Historic Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard in St. Louis, Missouri, is known for its “World famous frozen custard.” Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
Two businesses on Route 66 in St. Louis, Missouri, offering sweet tre...
Old Joliet Prison ‘an attraction’ on Old Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
Road trip on Route 66. Photo by Alex Meier on Unsplash.
The Old Joliet Prison Historic Site in Joliet, Illinois, has an honor of hosting the film screening of “Route 66: The Main Street of America” from 5 to 9:...
Old ‘Big House’ on Old Route 66
By Tamara “Tammie” Browning
The Old Joliet Prison in Joliet, Illinois, is an Old Route 66 attraction. Tamara “Tammie” Browning/Mother Road Moves
Author Norman F. Irwin’s biographical fiction “You Don’t Walk to California” is born from exp...
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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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