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EASTERN OKLAHOMA
Quapaw · Commerce · Miami · Vinita · Claremore · Catoosa · Tulsa · Sapulpa · Bristow
24 stamp • 31 total
★ Stamp program stops
Discover the hometown roots of baseball great Mickey Mantle. Visit his boyhood home and grab a selfie with the Mantle statue.
105 S. Mickey Mantle Blvd, Commerce
Once a vaudeville hotspot, the Coleman Theatre has echoed with the Mighty Wurlitzer since 1929. Take a tour or drop in to soak up the Louis XV elegance.
103 N. Main Street, Miami
Open since 1965, this quirky spot with its neon sign, featuring a chef-hat bird, and a cuckoo‑clock building, serves old‑school, cooked‑to‑order burgers. Try the buffalo burger and a cherry limeade.
915 N. Main Street, Miami
Born a Marathon station in 1927, this spot’s been all about food since the ’50s. Swing by for a handmade Route 66 cookie.
100 Main Street, Commerce
Visit the Miami Tribe’s official museum for rotating cultural exhibits—free to the public. Don’t miss the gift shop featuring Native artists and businesses.
Miami Nation Gift Shop, 28 N. Main Street, Miami
Opened by Dallas Wall in 1969, this hometown favorite is your stop for a classic footlong chili dog or a grab‑and‑go shake or sundae.
103 N. Main Street, Quapaw
Since 1976, Green Country Café has been a home‑cooking favorite. Stop in for daily specials, chicken‑fried steak, homemade pie, or Friday’s all‑you‑can‑eat fried chicken.
21601 S. State Hwy 66, Afton
Explore Vinita’s history at this free museum, where exhibits span ranching, railroads, Route 66, Cherokee influence, the Civil War, and much more
215 W. Illinois Avenue, Vinita
Explore 12 galleries of films, memorabilia, and history at the 1938 Will Rogers Memorial Museum, and discover why Route 66 was named the Will Rogers Highway.
1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd, Claremore
Step inside the world’s largest private arms museum and a treasure trove of historic artifacts and rare collectibles.
Fifth Street & State Hwy 66, Claremore
Visit this free museum in the Will Rogers Library to learn Claremore’s story, featuring hometown legends like Patti Page, astronaut Stuart Roosa, and playwright Lynn Riggs of Oklahoma! fame.
121 N. Weenonah Avenue, Claremore
Stop by The Nut House for Oklahoma‑made goodies, fresh‑baked pecan pie, snacks, souvenirs, and a full deli. Don’t miss the annual pecan festival the last weekend of October.
26677 S. Highway 66, Claremore
Snap a selfie with the famous 80‑foot Blue Whale, an early‑’70s Route 66 classic. Stroll the trails, fish the pond, picnic, and browse the gift shop April–November.
2680 N. Highway 66, Catoosa
Over 20 eats and shops, a full bar, Route 66 mini golf, local murals, and plenty of shopping—this fun food hall has it all.
1124 South Lewis Avenue, Tulsa
See the iconic home from The Outsiders film (1982), now a museum filled with props, photos, and memorabilia from Coppola’s adaptation of Tulsa-born S.E. Hinton’s 1967 classic.
731 N. St. Louis Avenue, Tulsa
Explore the Woody Guthrie Center home to his instruments, handwritten lyrics, and a listening bar featuring his iconic music.
102 Reconciliation Way, Tulsa
Discover Tulsa’s transportation and oil heritage at this open‑air museum. Check out the 2019 retro‑style visitor center and big artifacts like the Frisco 4500 steam engine and classic rail cars.
3770 Southwest Blvd, Tulsa
Discover the Greenwood District’s powerful story—its vibrant past, the 1921 tragedy, and its rebuilding—through photos, artifacts, and a gallery of contemporary African American Art.
322 N. Greenwood Ave, Tulsa
Buck Atom, a 21‑foot space cowboy Muffler Man stands outside a retro 1950s PEMCO gas station turned souvenir shop. Built in 2019, he’s a nostalgic nod to the classic ’60s Muffler Men.
1347 E. 11th Street, Tulsa
Stop and shop in the heart of historic Sapulpa—this fun store is packed with unique vintage and boutique finds.
105 E. Dewey, Sapulpa
Grab road‑trip treats at this specialty shop at the crossroads of America—fresh gourmet popcorn, homemade fudge, and all the candies you can imagine.
12 E. Dewey, Sapulpa
Visit this beautifully restored 1923 Frisco Depot, now a museum with exhibits on early Indian Territory, local oil history, and the early days of Route 66.
1 Railroad Place, Bristow
Discover Sapulpa’s past at this free museum featuring a blacksmith shop, sheriff’s office, general store, historic church, boarding school, and a detailed Frisco Railroad diorama.
100 E. Lee Ave, Sapulpa
Opened in 2016, this museum is home to the world’s largest gas pump—standing 66 feet tall—and showcases rare cars, memorabilia, and tributes to the military and Route 66.
13 Sahoma Lake Rd, Sapulpa
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Marvel at the world’s largest concrete totem pole! Standing 90 feet tall, this unique folk-art park is a colorful, hand-carved tribute to Native American culture built over several decades.
21300 E Highway 28 A, Chelsea
Taste a slice of legendary Mother Road history. Serving hungry travelers since 1927, this iconic family café is world-famous for its chicken-fried steak and famous calf fries.
319 E Illinois Ave, Vinita
Rest your wheels at a classic, no-nonsense vintage roadside stay. It offers clean, budget-friendly retro charm right on the historic highway path for an authentic retro road trip.
1709 N Lynn Riggs Blvd, Claremore
Explore a beautifully eccentric treasure trove! This unique museum showcases a fascinating personal collection of beautifully restored antique automobiles, rare rocks and minerals, sea shells from around the world, and vintage toy trains.
19934 East Pine, Catoosa
A welcoming and nostalgic roadside motel option for weary travelers. Pull right up to your door and soak in the peaceful, small-town hospitality of historic Chelsea.
321 E. Layton Street, Chelsea
Walk beneath a magical canopy of holiday cheer! This massive, award-winning winter display transforms downtown Sapulpa into a breathtaking festive wonderland with thousands of lights.
100 E. Dewey Ave, Sapulpa
Catch a movie under the stars at a fully restored 1950 drive-in cinema. Grab a burger from the concession stand and enjoy modern films mixed with pure vintage Americana nostalgia.
13166 W. Ozark Trail, Sapulpa
While You’re in Tulsa
Worth a detour
Tulsa’s 11th Street corridor along Route 66 runs rich with culture, architecture, and history. These spots aren’t part of the passport program but are absolutely worth your time while you’re in the city.
The Golden Driller Statue
The Campbell Hotel
Gathering Place
Bob Dylan Center
Center of the Universe
Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza
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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
Stroud · Chandler · Wellston · Arcadia · Edmond · Oklahoma City · Bethany · Yukon · El Reno
22 stamp • 24 total
★ Stamp program stops
Wander down Stroud’s Main Street and duck into the old‑school 1945 drugstore—packed with quirky gifts, cheerful greeting cards, and must‑grab Route 66 postcards.
406 W. Main Street, Stroud
Don’t miss the eight vibrant murals along Broadway—including the towering 34‑foot Land Run mural, the tallest on Route 66 in Oklahoma!
Davenport Chamber of Commerce, Davenport
Enjoy classic American and German‑inspired dishes at this iconic Mother Road stop. Owner Dawn Welch inspired Sally Carrera in Pixar’s Cars, and the walls are filled with movie memorabilia. Don’t miss the fun Route 66 and Cars gift shop.
114 W. Main Street, Stroud
Relax with delicious comfort food and their legendary broasted chicken—plus 66 beers and live music in the backyard.
212 E. State Highway 66, Arcadia
Grab a selfie with the 66‑foot glowing pop bottle, then explore the soda ranch with 700+ sodas, Oklahoma favorites, global imports, and a diner serving killer burgers and hand‑dipped shakes.
West State Highway OK-66, Arcadia
Explore Edmond’s past at this free 1936 sandstone museum, home to 40,000+ artifacts, rotating exhibits, and a mini pioneer town for kids.
431 S. Boulevard, Edmond
Explore America’s premier Western history and art museum, packed with world‑class galleries on cowboys, rodeos, Native culture, firearms, and frontier life—plus Liichokoshkomo’, an outdoor intertribal village for hands‑on play.
1700 NE 63rd Street, Oklahoma City
Choose from a wide variety of Oklahoma wines and craft beers—then snap a pic at our fun photo‑op spots!
331946 E. State Highway 66, Wellston
Explore a quirky 1898 domed barn with vintage farm gear outside, a Route 66 museum inside, a unique loft you can tour, and weekly Saturday jams.
107 E. State Highway OK-66, Arcadia
Take an audiovisual trip down the Mother Road. Kick back in vintage car seats, lounge on classic motel beds, and watch Route 66 come to life. All inside the historic WPA‑built National Guard Armory.
400 E. First Street, Chandler
Make a pit stop at this free 1920s DX gas station museum, home to 120+ motorcycles, some dating back to 1909, plus vintage toys and classic Route 66 memorabilia.
336992 E. State Highway 66, Chandler
Fuel up on award‑winning BBQ from pitmasters who snagged the 2018 Jack Daniels Championship and have hit BBQ Pitmasters and BBQ All‑Stars five times. Grab a seat inside or chill on the patio with a cold craft beer.
3402 West Highway OK-66, Wellston
Marvel at 350+ skeletons, including a towering humpback whale, then enjoy a kid‑friendly scavenger hunt and a wonderfully weird gift shop.
10301 S. Sunnylane Road, Oklahoma City
Discover Oklahoma’s history in its century‑old Capitol, complemented by stunning artwork and crowned by The Guardian, a 22‑foot bronze protector overlooking the state.
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City
Discover Oklahoma’s story at this 215,000‑square‑foot museum, including the Crossroads of Commerce exhibit on how Route 66 shaped the state’s economy.
800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City
See 300+ instruments at this 21,000‑square‑foot museum—the world’s largest public banjo collection. Interactive exhibits trace the banjo’s evolution, including ornate American‑made Jazz Age pieces.
9 E. Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City
Dive into authentic New Mexican flavors with a bold twist. Pair one of our signature margaritas with a slice of our famous green chile apple pie—baked fresh in a cheddar cheese crust!
12 E. Main Street, Yukon
Uncover local lore and Route 66 history at this unique museum complex. The ultimate highlight? Trading your car keys for a nostalgic ride through downtown on the historic Heritage Express Trolley.
300 S. Grand Ave, El Reno
Pop into the Chamber office—right next to the iconic flour mill—to unlock the best places to eat, stay, and play. We're nestled right in the heart of Yukon's best local shops and eats!
10 West Main Street, Ste. 130, Yukon
Make time for El Reno—a Route 66 gem where you can explore historic Fort Reno (established 1874, home to the Buffalo Soldiers) and dig into the city's legendary, world-famous fried onion burgers downtown.
206 N. Bickford Ave, El Reno
Whether you're craving a hearty local breakfast or a sweet slice of homemade pie, this bustling spot delivers the flavor. Come hungry, leave happy!
6722 N.W. 39th Expressway, Bethany
Housed in a historic former skating rink, this massive marketplace is packed with antique furniture, vintage vinyl, and retro finds. Ready to browse for hours?
3200 N. Rockwell Ave, Bethany
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Step into a whimsical, open-air Route 66 wonderland! This quirky roadside attraction is packed with vintage gas pumps, folk art, retro signs, and miniature replicas of iconic Mother Road landmarks built by "John" himself.
13441 OK-66, Arcadia
Taste an absolute Oklahoma legend. World-famous for its authentic fried-onion burgers, this classic, neon-lit retro diner smashes sweet onions directly into fresh beef for a mouthwatering bite that’s been featured on national food networks.
300 S. Choctaw Avenue, El Reno
While You’re in Oklahoma City
Worth a detour
Oklahoma City sits at the heart of the route’s central stretch. From the sobering National Memorial to the Bethany arts scene, these stops round out what the city has to offer beyond the passport trail.
Centennial Land Run Monument
Oklahoma City National Memorial
Lake Hefner Lighthouse
Tucker's Onion Burgers
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WESTERN OKLAHOMA
Hydro · Weatherford · Hinton · Clinton · Foss · Elk City · Sayre
16 stamp • 16 total
★ Stamp program stops
Honor space pioneer Lt. General Thomas P. Stafford at this incredible Smithsonian Affiliate museum. From a towering 10-story Titan II rocket to the actual Gemini 6 capsule and authentic space suits, it’s a must-visit for every explorer.
3000 Logan Rd., Weatherford
This small-town grocery is your ultimate pitstop for road-trip snacks and unique made-in-Oklahoma goodies. Don't miss Nutopia—originally the Johnson Peanut Company since 1942—serving up the finest Oklahoma-farmed peanuts!
109 W. Main Street, Hydro
Modeled after the legendary Lucille's Service Station, this unique restaurant lets you dine in style across three retro themed rooms—including a classic 1950s diner. Come for the history, stay for the killer steaks, sandwiches, and grilled classics.
1301 N. Airport Rd., Weatherford
This gorgeous red sandstone park is an outdoor playground. Whether you're here to hike, swim, fish, or rappel, you can stay right in the heart of the action with excellent RV and tent camping.
116 Red Rock Canyon Road, Hinton
Step back in time across three historic buildings packed with Heartland artifacts from the late 1800s to the 1950s. The ultimate highlight? An authentic vintage diner where Elvis Presley himself stopped to eat three times on his way to Vegas!
1600 S. Frontage Rd., Weatherford
Experience the golden age of Route 66 at the National Route 66 & Transportation Museum in Elk City, featuring vintage cars, immersive exhibits, iconic roadside attractions, and a new walk‑through general store filled with century‑old antiques.
2717 W. Third Street, Elk City
Step into the world’s largest museum dedicated to the Mother Road. Walk through history as big band music fills the air and chronologically ordered exhibits bring the myths and icons of Route 66 to life. Before you hit the road, score the perfect souvenir at the massive gift shop!
2229 W. Gary Blvd, Clinton
Built by the WPA in the 1930s, this historic park shines with its iconic Art Deco entrance, vintage amphitheater, and classic architecture. Splash in the public pool, let the kids loose on the playground, or challenge the family to a round on the newly renovated putt-putt course!
1120 Opal Ave, Clinton
Dive into a treasure trove of unique clothing, quirky decor, and unexpected finds at this eclectic stop. Just make sure you save time to strike a pose in the hilarious Route 66 Photo Booth before you leave.
1102 W. Third Street, Elk City
Opened in 1892 as the very first trading post in Indian Territory, this unique stop is part store, part museum. Browse authentic American Indian crafts, explore incredible vintage clothing, and trace the past through fascinating historic photos.
22702 State Hwy 66 North, Clinton
Indulge your cravings at this local gem, featuring an all-day breakfast menu and legendary favorites like crispy fried catfish, chicken fried steak, and fluffy biscuits and gravy. Just make sure to save a little room for a treat from the dessert case!
301 W. Gary Blvd., Clinton
Why choose between a beach day and a woodland hike? This stunning park lets you lounge under thatched-roof palapas on a sandy shore, trek through deep forests, and camp the night away with excellent RV and tent setups.
10252 State Hwy 44, Foss
Packed with fascinating museums, incredible food, and unique shopping, this vibrant city has something for everyone. Make this office your very first stop—it’s your ultimate, one-stop guide to all the best local attractions, hidden gems, and places to stay.
609 S. Main Street, Elk City
Nestled in a homey tea room, this cozy spot serves up comfort classics like creamy potato soup, chicken avocado sandwiches, and heavenly French silk pie. Once you're full, wander through four rooms packed with beautiful books, jewelry, and home decor!
610 W. Third Street, Elk City
The Klaassen family knows real barbecue. Keeping travelers and locals happy since 1978, this is your go-to spot to crush a premium barbecue sandwich and score the ultimate road-trip snack: fresh, house-made beef jerky.
22203 N. Frontage Road (I-40, Exit 62), Clinton
This historic Route 66 gallery offers unique gifts by local artists along with classic Route 66 souvenirs.
112 W. Main Street, Sayre