Route 66 kept Ed Lentz and his businesses on the move.
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Exhibits on Eden Resort and “Deadly Route 66” have been added to the Route 66 Museum at the Lebanon-Laclede County Library, Ally Dorris, museum manager and library historian, told the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society board Tuesday.
Expect cooler weather for next year’s Lebanon Route 66 Festival.
Route 66 kept Ed Lentz and his businesses on the move.
Phillipsburg High School yearbooks from 1947 to 1956 included advertising from many forgotten Route 66 businesses in Laclede County, such as the Hi-Lite Tourist Court, the Rock Court Café and Service Station, Harris Café, the Bungalow Inn, the McClary Motel, Welch Buick Company and the Munge…
Two families that pioneered overnight lodging in Lebanon, the five-decade owners of a motel that attracts guests from around the world, a grocer who grew his neighborhood store into a major tourist attraction and a preservationist who envisioned how Lebanon could celebrate its Route 66 herit…
Expect cooler weather for next year’s Lebanon Route 66 Festival.
They came to see East Bound and Down, billed as the “Ultimate Smoky and the Bandit tribute.”
The Route 66 Gasconade River Bridge, closed to traffic since December 2014, will be commemor…
If the Route 66 Gasconade River Bridge is demolished, it appears likely that Lebanon’s Route…
The Missouri Department of Transportation “has acted in bad faith” in negotiating with the R…
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