As we were riding down the road approaching Groom, we saw this water tower that looked like it was about to fall over. I snapped a photo...

The large cactus shaped sign used to stand in front of the motel where the smaller sign is now, with lots of cacti planted by it. The...

This was the first location chosen by the Phillips Petroleum Company to build a Phillips 66 gas station in Texas. Building was completed...

This sign is the only thing left of a former roadside attraction. It stood much taller in it's original location in Lela and was an...

This Magnolia Gas Station started in 1911. The Pegasus symbols on the building were added after Magnolia was purchased by Standard Oil...

The Cafe was built in 1935 along with, and attached to, the Tower Conoco Gas Station. The cafe got it's name from a local school boy who...

Along a long stretch of road without much to see, appears this great iconic building. The Tower Conoco Gas Station was built in 1935 and...

There are/were probably others, it seems to be a popular theme on Route 66. This neon sign is very unique and has a lot of character. The...

In 1960 the Pecks, former cotton farmers, built the 16 room motel. The motel closed in 1979, but the iconic neon sign remains. It seems...

I was so bummed when road construction on Route 66 kept us from seeing the original and infamous Lucille's Roadhouse which was built in...

The Hinton Junction Cafe and Gas Station's decaying building was one of the more chilling scenes we saw on Route 66. I think the...

This 3/4 mile long bridge, built in 1933, is the longest bridge on Route 66. It uses 38 "pony" (small) trusses to cross the South...

We circled back so I could get a picture of this giant chicken bursting through the side of this brick building. What a great eye-catcher...

The Ranger Motel has another great neon sign from the 1950's is. It caught my eye because I thought it had a sort of Jetsons Space Age...

The Yukon Mill and Grain Company built the mill and elevator in 1902. This huge lighted sign was placed on top of the mill in the 1940's....

This large iconic neon sign wearing a cowboy hat is in great condition and stands in front of the Wester Motel, a typical Route 66 era...

I wish I would have gotten a better picture of this place. It was across several lanes of busy traffic but I didn't want to just omit it...

This classic A-frame building and great neon sign was built in the 1960's. Sadly, the owners of Mutts Amazing Hot Dogs have demolished...

It's actually "Tower". I really like this sign. It is so interesting looking as it almost looks like it is backwards because your eyes...

Tucker's Onion Burgers - In the 1920's several cafes in Oklahoma were looking for ways to stretch beef further and began frying their...