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Route 66 Interpretive Center


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WELCOME TO THE CHANDLER ROUTE 66 INTERPRETIVE CENTER ... "a whole new meaning for the term REST STOP"

You will be delighted to experience our unique and nostalgic trip down 'THE MOTHER ROAD'. The history is a tale told from an interesting array of videos portraying Oklahoma's huge part in the sights and sounds along the way - Model A Ford seats, WWII Jeep seats, as well as '64 Mustang seats, and even a couple of beds to relax upon, are a perfect way to enjoy your special journey.

We have Route 66 travel information from Chicago to Los Angeles to further entertain and educate. Our gift shop features especially talented local suppliers & Native American artistic craftsmanship.

People of all ages will want to return again and again as we will change and grow with the Internationally Famous & Fascinating Route 66!

Event Hall for meetings, parties, weddings.


Admission: $4. Senior/Student $5. Adult; Special group rates.
Hours: 10-5 TUES-SAT
Address: Old National Guard Armory, 400 E. Route 66
Phone: 405-258-1300
Fax: 405-258-1308
Our Email: route66interpretivecenter@yahoo.com
Our Website:www.route66interpretivecenter.org

Come visit us in Chandler, Oklahoma

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