St. Louis – Gateway Arch
The Gateway Arch is a part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memoria. The Gateway Arch is a 630-foot-high (192 Meter) monument in St. Louis. The Arch stands as the iconic monument symbolizing the westward expansion of the United States.
Address: 100 Washington Ave, St Louis, MO

Cuba – Murals (Wandgemälde)
The city carries the official nickname “Mural City.” In the course of Viva Cuba’s Outdoor Mural Project 12 murals for city beautification Cubas could be seen between Smith Street and Fillmore and along Buchanan Street.
Address: Fillmmore Street Cuba, Missouri

Fanning – World’s Largest Rocking Chair
The World’s Largest Rocking Chair was built in 2008. It was designed by John R. Bland and fabricated by Joe Medwick. The rocker stands 42’ 1” tall and 20’ 3” wide. It is a part of the Fanning Outpost.
Addresse: 5957 Hwy ZZ, Fanning, Missouri

Fanning – 66 Outpost
Fanning 66 Outpost is located on Historic Route 66, just four miles west of Cuba, Missouri. Next to the Outpost there stands the Rcking Chair.
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Address: 5957 Highway Zz, Fanning Missouri

Dillon/Rolla -Mule Trading Post
The Mule Trading Post is located on the east side of Rolla, and features both Route 66 souvenirs and legitimate antiques. Carl und Zelma Smith are the owners of the shop.
Address: 11160 Dillon Outer Rd, Rolla, MO

Philipsburg – Candy Factory
This can not be overlooked Candy Shop has everything on sweets, what your heart desires. There is also Route 66 souvenirs to buy and you can soak up cheap. Next door is the “World’s Largest Gift Store”
Address: 330 W Pine Street I-44, Exit 118 Phillipsburg, MO

Phillipsburg – Worlds Largest Gift Store
Certainly the world’s largest gift shop is located in the USA. There is nothing inside, which does not exist. Right next door is the Candy Factory.
Address: 330 W Pine Street I-44, Exit 118 Phillipsburg, MO

Springfield – Gillioz Theatre
The restoration of the Gillioz Theatre was completed in October 2006. That was 80 years after the first opening. The lobby and the auditorium were restored as original as possible. In the 20 years, the Gillioz was the number 1 address for entertainment and vaudeville shows.
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Address: 325 Park Central E, Springfiled, MO

Halltown – Whitehall Mercantile
Whitehall Mercantile occupies a two-story building in Halltown, Missouri on historic Route 66 – “Mainstreet USA.” Built in 1900, this building housed a general store and the post office on the ground floor.
From 1985 to 2005 Thelma White owned the business. In 2007 she suffered a stroke and could no longer since the business lead. Thelma M. White died on April 13, 2010. Jerry took over the operationof the store with the help of one part-time worker, Dixie Dameron.
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Address: Highway 266 (old Route 66) Halltown, MO

Maxville – Red Oak II
Lowell Davis, who returned in the 1970s in his village of Red Oak, he found nothing there as abandoned houses. The residents had migrated to the cities. Lowell Davis was so sad that he decided to build in 1978 Red Oak II, he brought some of the old buildings from Red Oak to the new space in Red Oak II and restored it there. In Red Oak II there is everything a city needs, from City Hall to the Post Office and of course a church.
By and by even a few people moved to Red Oak II and revive the small town thus. Lowell Davis lives today, in 2013, still in Red Oak II
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Address: County Loop 122 Carthage, MO 64836 ‎

66 Drive-In Theatre
The drive-in theater in Carthage is one of the few Route 66 drive-in theaters, which is still preserved. In the season-run movies are shown here as in ancient times.
Address: 17231 Old 66 Blvd, Carthage, MO

Webb City – Praying Hands
A statue of the artist Jack Dawson. Built in 1974, the Praying Hands of the city Webb City were dedicated to their centenary in 1976.
Address: W. Tracy Street, Webb City, MO

Webb City – Route 66 Theater
The cinema is not directly on Route 66, but not far from the road in the old part of the city. The cinema was once a hotel and had around 100 hotel rooms.
Address: 24 S Main Street, Webb City, MO