We are now departing on a trip down Barstow’s Main Street, also known as Route 66. Here we will see the heart of Barstow’s downtown area filled with exciting historical facts, as well as the gateway to adventure, otherwise known as the City of Barstow. We’re going to travel down Main Street eastbound, from the […]
This is the story of Grand Canyon Caverns, a unique tourist attraction along Route 66 about 63 miles east of Kingman, Arizona, just outside of Peach Springs. This story was written by Howard Sheldon. Pulse Custom Magazine This article was included in the custom magazine created for Grand Canyon Caverns by Mother Road Enterprises. Read […]
A stone’s throw away from that popular historic road known as Route 66 and a little north of downtown Barstow lies one of the more historic gems that the Mojave Desert region has to offer – the Harvey House. Originally named Casa Del Desierto (meaning “House of the Desert”) when it first opened in 1911, […]
By James Harris Is it the end? Or just the beginning? It’s a matter of perspective, really, but what is truly undeniable is that the Route 66 journey cannot be considered complete without the Santa Monica Pier. Much like Bogey and Bacall, peanut butter and jelly or baseball and hot dogs, the Mother Road and […]
When you travel down Route 66 you will most likely see a variety of “Roadside Attraction Signs”. These signs typically highlight places of interest along the Mother Road. When you see them, you’ll find them helpful during your trip. But, you may wonder, how did those signs get there and who put them there? We’re […]