That is not because the route is only one block long, just that the streets are one-way in that area.
Though it hasn't been an official route for many years, there are still lots of "Historic Route 66" signs marking the famous highway.
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Wallet Card in Chicago: Route 66
The signs marking the beginning and end of Route 66 are only a block away from each other.
That is not because the route is only one block long, just that the streets are one-way in that area.
Though it hasn't been an official route for many years, there are still lots of "Historic Route 66" signs marking the famous highway.
That is not because the route is only one block long, just that the streets are one-way in that area.
Though it hasn't been an official route for many years, there are still lots of "Historic Route 66" signs marking the famous highway.
I am not sure about other states, but Illinois is still pretty proud about Route 66.
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