Outside of the Arizona 66 Trading Company, you'll find a giant guitar. The store is located on the opposite corner of the Standin' On The...

Right in the middle of downtown Winslow is a park inspired by "The Eagles" classic song "Take It Easy". There is, of course, a sculpture...

Now the Winslow Visitor Center, this building was originally the Hubbell Trading Post. Lorenzo Hubbell began trading with the Navajo in...

I love this street sign announcing that you are on old Route 66. It stands in front of a pawn shop on West 3rd St in Winslow, AZ

This is the oldest continuously operating Route 66 motel in Winslow. It was built in the 1940's, originally called the Marble Motel, and...

Several signs lead the way to this trading post which started in 1949. This was the 2nd giant jackrabbit we had seen on Route 66, the...

This dilapidated building definitely caught my eye with the horse on top of the teepee and the creepy looking dude on the second floor...

This monument was erected in 1952 to commemorate the settlement of the oldest Mormon community in Arizona. It is located on Main St in...

These teepees and large pieces of petrified wood are on display to lure tourist into the Geronimo Trading post. It is located off of exit...

The Plainsman Restaurant is now closed and this great neon sign is sadly gone. The restaurant openend in 1966, the same year as the...

Another Cars movie inspiration, right down the road from Joe & Aggies Cafe, is the iconic Wigwam Motel. This motel was, of course, the...

The Butterfield Stage Co. Steakhouse neon sign from the 1970's is great, but what I really enjoyed seeing was the stagecoach on top of...

I was so excited to see this place. I love all of the references to real places that are in the movie Cars and this place and it's owners...

This great eye catching neon sign for the Pow Wow Trading Post has been in place since around 1960. The now trading post was part of a...

The building has been completely changed but the great artsy neon sign is pretty much the same as it was in the 60's. You can see this...