Aug 20, 2021 · The California Historic Route 66 Association began in 1990 to foster, expand, promote, and perpetuate public awareness relating to the development, history, and …

Points of Interest Here are some places or points of interest along Route 66 in California, of both historical and nostalgic significance.

Towns, Communities and Cities This section lists many of the towns, communities and cities that Route 66 passes through from the Arizona border to the Pacific Ocean.

Discover the history of this major Inland Empire city including Serranos and the Cahuilla Indians, Mormon settlers, gold claims, railroads, and many sights along Route 66.

Here are some places designated as historical landmarks along Route 66 in California. We’ve compiled these places that might interest you as they also include historical and nostalgic …

It showcases historic Route 66 memorabilia from both the Victor Valley region and items from the Route 66 era. It includes displays related to Victorville and has a room dedicated to the town's …

Perhaps the best-known landmark in Victorville is the building once known as the Red Rooster Cafe. The building now houses the California Route 66 Museum, which opened its doors on …

By Dan Rice, past president, California Historic Route 66 Association Santa Monica became a permanent part of the road’s history on January 1, 1936. As the city of Los Angeles grew, the …

The Duarte Historical Society was formed to record and illustrate the history of Duarte and surrounding areas as an early California rancho at a time when it was becoming a bedroom …

The term “Cucamonga” appears to be derived from the Kucamongan people, part of the Gabrielino and Tongva tribes that populated the area around 1200 A.D. The word itself seems …