Eric & I return to The
Will Rogers Turnpike,
headed east toward
Tulsa.
A bridge connects two
Roadside Service
Centers.
Will Rodgers Memorial
Museum & Birthplace
Ranch is in Claremore.
We leave Interstate 44 at Sapulpa
for Historic Route 66.
A Phillips 66 Gas Station
The first Phillips Gas Station in Witchita, Kansas was opened on November 19, 1927, so close to the newly built US Route 66 Highway that 66 was added to the Gas Station's Name. Later the Company formally added 66 to its name.
A HUGE Vintage
We will be stopping
in Stroud....
... for lunch at The
We are back on the
road again.
It's a pretty drive.
This vintage Gas Station is
now Show Dogs Grooming.
The vintage Lincoln Motel
has WiFi & Internet.
An Oil Derrick is a charming
lawn ornament.
The Land Office was a busy
place when Chandler was
in its infancy.
The Land Office Staff did survey work to plat the town and administer the sale of public lands. The building is now American Eagle Title Company. Surveying and the registration of property sales and transfers continues today.
Welcome to Davenport
We return to busy highways.
A picture of me driving on
Interstate 35 South with a
tall Cross in the background.
A roadside Amusement Park
on Interstate 40.
Take Interstate 235 North to
The Oklahoma City
Skyline
Yukon proudly honors
Millers - State Champions:
Mocassins, Pottery
This Weatherford sign
provides information to
drivers on I 40.
Eric & I are spending the
night at the Weatherford
Walmart Supercenter.
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