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| ARIZONA |
Route
66 Across Arizona: A Comprehensive
Two-way Guide for Touring Route
66
Authors: Richard and Sherry
Mangum
Here is a full-color, comprehensive
guide to Arizona's version of
America's Main Street. With
color maps, scores of historic,
modern photos and detailed descriptions,
this is a book for casual users
and die-hard roadies alike.
The book divides the road into
13 separate tours, each illustrated
with maps, photos, a road log
and commentary. Detours, sightseeing
trips, hikes and bike rides
are added. Here are full descriptions
of its tours running from both
east-to-west and from west-to-east
as, sections on the history
and places of Route 66, and
an index.
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| CALIFORNIA |
Guide
to Historic Route 66 in California:
Maps, Mileage, Landmarks, History
Authors: Vivian Davies
& Darin Kuna
This 48-page book is filled
with much of what you need to
know to discover California's
Route 66. Along with details
about what was there
and what is there are
helpful maps and some nifty
black and white photographs.
$10.00 (softcover,
spiralbound)
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| ILLINOIS |
| Traveling
the New, Historic Route 66 of
Illinois
Author: John Weiss
With this book you can easily
visit all 66 towns in Illinois
located on Historic 66. The
step-by-step driving directions
can't be any easier to follow.
The the sidebars bring us up-to-date
on what's what.
Included are numerous side
trips to backroad adventures
and wholesome family fun. The
guide does not dwell on what
was, instead it points out what
is. You will visit many old
and new sights, mom and pop
restaurants and shops.
This guide will lead you to
hearty handshakes, big friendly
smiles, and homemade apple pie.
Now you too can experience down
home America as you travel the
famous Mother Road -- in Illinois.
$18.95 (softcover, spiral bound)
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| NEW MEXICO
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New
Mexico Route 66 on Tour: Legendary
Architecture from Glenrio to Gallup
Author: Don J Usner
This travel narrative goes
beyond the roadside neon, using
architecture as a means to explore
the cultural and historical
context of Route 66 in New Mexico
in four lively driving tours
from Glenrio to Gallup. From
county courthouses to humble
adobes to grand architectural
statements, the book describes
buildings in detail with constant
reference to the cultural underpinnings
of style and building technique.
Seventy-five black and white
photographs are included.
$19.95 (softcover)
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| OKLAHOMA |
Oklahoma
Route 66
Author: Jim Ross
Filled with detailed maps,
mileage counts, and sites to
see on the Sooner State's 400
miles of the Mother Road, this
is the ultimate tour book to
the Sooner State's 400 miles
of Mother Road. Oklahoma
Route 66 contains 62 hand-crafted
maps and more than 240 images,
including historical documents,
vintage postcards, and period
photos never before published.
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$12.95
(softcover)
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