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Kingman, AZ
There's lot of Route 66 landmarks in Kingman, this page lists a few. In
1955 Front Street was renamed Andy Devine Ave. in honor of the actor.
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66 Motel
2939 E. Andy Deveine Ave.
The Route 66 Motel is the former 25 unit Pony Soldier Motel, which
opened in 1963. Unlike many smaller vintage motels ... read
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 High
Desert Inn
2803 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The former 10 unit Ranchito Motel, now the High Desert Inn is lcoated
at 2803 E. Andy Devine Ave. It was built in 1940 and ... read
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 Desert
Lodge
2030 E. Andy Divine Ave.
The former Bell's Motel became the Desert Lodge Motel and later
the Desert Lodge Apartments ... read
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 Hillcrest
Motel
2018 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The Hillcrest Motel opened in 1954 with 16 rooms. The sign has changed
styles and locations a few times ... read
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 Orchard
Inn Motel
1967 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The Orchard Inn Motel started out as the 34 unit 1966 Astro Motel.
It became the Space Age Motel ... read
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 Siesta
Motel
1926 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The 1929 Siesta Motel is now apartments was expanded in about 1958.
The neat old sign has lost its neon ... read
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 Hill
Top Motel
1901 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The land was purchased in 1953 and 20 units were built in 1954.
This is just one of a number of mid century motels on ... read
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 El
Trovatore Motel
1440 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The El Trovatore Motel is the former El Trovatore Autel Court that
opened in 1939. It started with 30 units and ... read
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 Ramblin
Rose Motel
1001 E. Andy Devine Ave.
This motel opened in 1958 as a Travel Lodge with 32 rooms.
In 2015 it was operating as the Ramblin Rose Motel offering
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 Arcadia
Lodge
909 E. Andy Devine
Opened in 1938 as the Arcadia Court and grew to include 47
units and a name change to become the Arcadia Lodge ... read
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 1951
Mobil Station
731 E. Andy Devine
This old Mobil station has gone through a few owners and
uses over the years, but the basic building retains it's ... read
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 Casa
Linda Cafe
511 E. Andy Devine
The Casa Linda Cafe opened by former Harvey Girl Clara Boyd in
1933. The Casa Linda Cafe closed in ... read
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 Kingman
Amtrak Depot
400 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The Spanish Mission style Santa Fe Railway station was built in
1907. It is Kingman's third railroad depot, the first two were
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 Beale
Hotel
325 E. Andy Devine Ave.
The Hotel Beale was built in 1899 and in 1906 was purchased by actor
Andy Devine's parents. When it opened it had ... read
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 1906
H. Lovin Building
317 Andy Devine Ave.
Sandiched between the Beale and Brunswick hotels is the neat little
H. Lovin building. Built in 1906 it has stood it's ... read
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 1909
Brunswick Hotel
315 East Andy Devine Ave.
Built in 1909 the Hotel Brunswick was one of the first three story
buildings in the area. It is one interesting ... read
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Old Trails Garage
309 Andy Devine, Kingman, AZ
This garage opened around 1914.
The old trails Garage has been standing here since 1915 ... read
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 Dunton
Motors Dream Machines
119 E Andy devine
In 1946 Roy Dunton and his Uncle, N.R. Dunton bought Owens Ford
and changed the name to N.R. Dunton Motors. Many years later ...
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 Mr
D'z Route 66 Diner
105 E. Andy Devine Ave.
Located right across the street from the Powerhouse and Route 66
Museum in what was once a ... read
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 Locomotive
Park
Andy Devine Ave. at 1st St.
The AT&SF steam engine #3759 is on display with a handy set
of stairs that let visitors can climb ... read
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 Powerhouse
Visitors Center
120 W. Andy Devine Ave.
The Historic Desert Power & Water Power Plant now houses the
Route 66 Visitor Center and an electric car collection and ... read
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 Mohave
Museum
400 W. Beale St
Neat museum with murals on the outside. Like most local museum it's
packed fully of cool stuff and friendly ... read
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 Stay tuned,
there's more to come!
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Patriot
V Motorcycle Parts Shop
St.
Michael's Catholic Church
About Us We started traveling Historic U.S. Route 66 as a destination in 2009. It's like a 2,400 mile long drive back in time from Chicago to Santa Monica! more
Did
You Know: Many parts of the old 4 lane Route 66 were reverted to a 2 lane
road after 66 was realigned to the interstate. In many places the abandoned
lanes are still there.