On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
The AlPac was located at 18652 Historic Route 66, 3 miles east of Pacific, MO, on the way to Allenton. The property was aptly named Al-Pac Motel & Café due to its location between the communities to the east and west. Owned and operated by Fred . . . — — Map (db m311718) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
The Alura Motel, later known as the Lin-Air Motel, was located at 4665 N. Lindbergh Blvd. in St. Louis. It was built by Paul Lammers in the late 1940s, and he owned and operated it until 1960. At that time, he built the Sands Motel across the . . . — — Map (db m311732) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
D & G Package Store is a liquor store that was first opened by Herman and Jodie Paulette. They also owned and ran Jodie's Café, which was a separate building located to the left of the liquor store. The original D & G sign was a part of the . . . — — Map (db m311713) HM
On W.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on W.H. Williamson Drive.
George Marcellus Reed (1855-1938), a man of many talents, served Pulaski County in numerous ways. Beginning in his 20s, he taught at schools in Hancock, Dixon, and Waynesville over a period of 30 years while also giving violin lessons. In 1882, . . . — — Map (db m311735) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
In November 2013, an opportunity for development arose during the "The Road Ahead" Strategic Roundtable hosted by the World Monument Fund in Anaheim, CA. Jim Thole, a guest speaker from the Neon Heritage Preservation Committee of the Route 66 . . . — — Map (db m311740) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
Oaks Court Modern Cabins were located along the east side of Route 66 in St. Robert, just a quarter mile west of the Neon Park. A few of the cabins remain and have been remodeled over the years. The sign was originally located on the roof of what . . . — — Map (db m311739) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
Known as the "Motel Beautiful" in its heyday, the Motel St. Louis was truly worthy of a sign befitting its nickname. Charming travelers beginning in the 1940s, the motel was located at 5028 N. Lindbergh Blvd., one of many streets that made up . . . — — Map (db m311708) HM
On St. Robert Boulevard 0.8 miles east of Old Route 66 (Business Interstate 44), on the right when traveling east.
Fort Leonard Wood
[Major General Leonard Wood]
[Drill Instructor and Recruit]
[The Spirit of Pulaski County P-51]
[Armed Service Service Caps]
[Fallen Soldier Memorial] — — Map (db m157293) WM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
Route 66, also known as America's Mother Road, has been a popular route for travelers from all over the world since its inception in 1926.
It was the primary route for essential travel between the Midwest and the West for American . . . — — Map (db m311733) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
The Stanley Cour-Tel, located at 4675 N. Lindbergh Blvd. in St. Louis, was constructed in 1950 by Stanley and Olivia Williams. It was situated next to the Alura Motel, which was later known as the Lin-Air Motel. The restored sign of the Lin-Air . . . — — Map (db m311711) HM
On J.H. Williamson Drive at Business Interstate 44, on the right when traveling north on J.H. Williamson Drive.
In 1933, Bonnie and Clyde travelled along Route 66 through Missouri while they were on the run. They used this route to move around, conceal themselves, and commit various crimes. The couple hid out in the Carthage/Joplin, MO area for 12 days . . . — — Map (db m311720) HM
