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What's New — Version 2.6 Site totals were adjusted in "How This App Works". ———————————————————— From v 2.5 in August: Five new Illinois sites, from Chicago to the Mississippi River: • Castle Car Wash (John J. Murphy Filling Station), Chicago — The little limestone castle on Ogden Avenue, built as a Standard Oil filling station in 1927 and a Route 66 landmark ever since. • Dixie Truckers Home, McLean — The truck stop that fed the Mother Road from 1928 and became the original home of the Illinois Route 66 Hall of Fame. • Route 66 Sign Museum at Ace Sign Co., Springfield — A working sign shop's collection of rescued neon and painted signage from Illinois roadsides. • Rt 66 Skyview Drive-In, Litchfield — The last original drive-in theater still operating on Illinois Route 66, screening films since 1950. • Nite Spot Cafe, Fairmont City — A 24-hour truckers' café from 1947 whose mid-century neon survived a demolition order and now stands as one of the road's rarest sign artifacts.
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About
Drive the Mother Road stop‑by‑stop. The Route 66 Centennial Guide gives you 290 deeply researched sites along the full 2,400‑mile route, with built‑in navigation that opens each stop in Apple Maps or Google Maps, plus the stories behind each site. Use it as your in‑car companion to stay on Route 66, discover what’s ahead, and understand the history as you go. Route 66 Centennial Guide puts 290 carefully researched historic sites in your pocket, covering all eight states from Chicago to Santa Monica. Whether you're a first-time traveler or a seasoned road warrior, this app transforms every mile into a story. WHAT'S INSIDE: 290 curated sites across Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California Rich historical narratives for every site — researched, fact-checked, and written for the road. Professional audio narration — listen through your car speakers via Bluetooth while you drive. Build a personal favorites list with recommended visit times at each stop. Map your entire favorites list in Apple Maps with one tap, and navigate from site to site. Evocative AI-generated imagery with featured vehicles brings each site to life. Save the 4K high-resolution images directly to your Apple Photos library. No signal? No problem. Route 66 cuts through some of America's most remote landscapes — the Mojave Desert, the Texas Panhandle, and rural Oklahoma. Your content is always available, no data connection required (except for navigation). ONE-TIME PURCHASE No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. Pay once and own it forever — including all future updates at no additional cost. THE ROAD IS CALLING. 2026 is the year to drive it.
What's new · 2.6
What's New — Version 2.6 Site totals were adjusted in "How This App Works". ———————————————————— From v 2.5 in August: Five new Illinois sites, from Chicago to the Mississippi River: • Castle Car Wash (John J. Murphy Filling Station), Chicago — The little limestone castle on Ogden Avenue, built as a Standard Oil filling station in 1927 and a Route 66 landmark ever since. • Dixie Truckers Home, McLean — The truck stop that fed the Mother Road from 1928 and became the original home of the Illinois Route 66 Hall of Fame. • Route 66 Sign Museum at Ace Sign Co., Springfield — A working sign shop's collection of rescued neon and painted signage from Illinois roadsides. • Rt 66 Skyview Drive-In, Litchfield — The last original drive-in theater still operating on Illinois Route 66, screening films since 1950. • Nite Spot Cafe, Fairmont City — A 24-hour truckers' café from 1947 whose mid-century neon survived a demolition order and now stands as one of the road's rarest sign artifacts.
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