Texas Route 66 Association
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As you cross the 178 miles of the old road across the Panhandle, remember those who have gone before you, many times in broken-down cars and trucks, always hoping for an easier life somewhere down the road. Feel the hot Texas winds...observe the wide open spaces of an area that to some was "as vast as the ocean."

Stop in the small town coffee shops to relive some of the old stories of the road with the locals and enjoy the small town friendliness that only the Lone Star state of Texas can offer!

 
Our Mission Print E-mail

The purposes of the Association is to preserve the history of the Old Route 66 across the Panhandle of Texas.  To encourage the restoration and maintenance of historical sites and structures existing along Old Route 66.  To establish a cooperative working relationship with other Old Route 66 Associations organized in other states transversed by Old Route 66, and other historical organizations with similar programs and objectives.  To promote tourism in the areas along Old Route 66.  To encourage the study of the old road as it pertains to Texas and United States history, and to operate and maintain premises, artifacts, and accessioning of the old Route 66 Association Museum, Association Library, Texas Route 66 Hall of Fame, provide advertising brochures, and publish quarterly newsletters.

Last Updated on Thursday, 27 August 2009 15:37
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Adrian Print E-mail

The railroad ran 22 miles south of Tascosa through the Oldham County communities of Adrian, Landergin, Ontario, Vega and Wildorado. Adrian began in 1900 when the Rock Island Railroad survey marked the site as a future station and shipping point. Settlement of the area was slow until the railroad was completed into town in 1908.

Last Updated on Monday, 31 August 2009 22:38
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