Historic Route 66 ~ Winslow, Arizona Pencil/Pen Holder
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This wooden desk organizer sports an oval Route 66 design explained below. Click Customize it! to add you personal touch with text like a name, quote, poem etc. Winslow, Arizona is one of many cities along Historic US Route 66. Known as Main Street of American and the Mother Road, US Route 66 was one of the original US highways. The highway connected Chicago to Los Angeles through eight states (including Illinois and California). The sticker is comprised of a photograph of a well house wall along a walkable segment of Route 66 in Parks, AZ as the background and the two emblems are from a photograph of the Arizona Historic US Route 66 sign. The highway was established in 1926 the year U.S. numbered highways came into existence and it was officially removed from the US Highway System in 1985 after having been replaced by the Interstate Highway System. Arizona established segments of the road as a National Scenic Byway (NSB) with the name “Historic US Route 66” in 2005. The US Department of Transportation recognizes a NSB for its archeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational, and/or scenic qualities.