The Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society board voted unanimously Tuesday to be neutral in the legal dispute between Howard Fuller, a former board member, and the City of Lebanon over the potential renaming of Elm Street as Route 66.
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Five officers and members of the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society spoke Thursday about Route 66 and its impact on the community, past and present, to the Ozark Studies class at Lebanon High School.
The first of two Interstate 44 billboards promoting Route 66 in Lebanon has been erected facing westbound traffic at the 134.4 mile marker just west of the Sleeper exit.
Bronwen Palilla remembers moving to Lebanon in the 1990s and admiring the beautiful three-story home, then used as a real-estate office, on the north side of Elm Street, also known as Historic Route 66, at Sherman Avenue.
Don’t expect to get a burger and fries there, but if you drive past the old Underpass Café now, it’ll look more as it did when it served meals to Route 66 motorists in the 1950s.
I grew up 3/4 mile west of Eden on Route 66, which is now on the north side of Interstate 44. After college, I moved to the St. Louis area, employed by McDonnell Aircraft. Taking early retirement in 1996, my wife and I returned to this farm, which was settled in 1853 by my great-great-grandp…
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