Little's Service Station, a Kan-O-Tex station, was originally opened in 1934. The rusty 1951 International Boom truck that sits on the...

These hands are 32 feet high and rest atop a 40 foot man-made hill. They were placed here in the 1970's. You will see them from MacArthur...

This old Chevy tow truck sits at Bulger Motor Company. The business has been in operation since 1946. The truck got the nick name...

I wish I had gotten a better picture of the neon sign out front. It is fantastic. This Steak 'n Shake was build in 1962 and much of the...

Built in 1947, this Motel is still in operation. The working neon sign was designed by the original owner and erected in 1953. It is said...

Built in 1946, the Munger Moss Motel is still in operation today. The neon sign still works and there are several Route 66 themed rooms....

Another quirky Route 66 roadside attraction is this giant bowling pin advertisement for the Buckhorn Bowling Alley. It is located on...

This once neon sign was uncovered around 2016 during a renovation project. It didn't look like any business was opened at the location...

Sticking out of the side of a hill is a big boulder that has been painted like a giant frog. Just a fun sight to see on your drive along...

No trip across Missouri would be complete without a stop at the Uranus Fudge Factory. All joking aside, the fudge was delicious. There...

This is a super cool, folk artsy memorial. We had to find a place to park the bike which lead us in through the side and caused us to...

Originally in St Louis, in 1948, the giant faucet advertised Friede Plumbing Company. Their son moved the sign to St James in the mid...

Hands down the best collection of memorabilia I have ever seen. Bob's Gasoline Alley. We could have stayed here the rest of the day....

The Wagon Wheel Motel claims to be the oldest continuously operating Motel on Route 66 and I'm sure someone would have called them out on...

The only rain we saw on the whole ride from Chicago to Santa Monica was on the 2nd day of our Route 66 trip. It only rained heavily for...

These barn advertisements sure bring back childhood memories! I love them. There are not many left out there and especially not ones in...

They look a little weathered, but these signs were restored in 2009. The motel is still in operation, but only as weekend rentals. It was...

I love this neon sign. The base is glass blocks and bricks. It stands in front of the now closed Gardenway Motel which closed in 2014...

This sign is still lit at night in front of the Crestwood Bowl which was opened in 1958 by three professional bowlers; Dick Weber, Pat...

So much old neon on this strip of Route 66, this one is right down the road from the Auto Seat Covers sign. The Donut Drive In opened in...