Curious about Route 66? This site is for anyone wanting to learn more about historic Route 66. Whether your interests lie in vintage photographs, uncovering the personal stories of those who lived and traveled along Route 66, or gaining a deeper understanding of its enduring cultural significance, this is the perfect place to start your research. Exploring Route 66 Through Archives Route 66 is a vibrant tapestry of American history that weaves together countless stories from the 20th century. As
Article Databases. Many libraries have online “databases” to point you to articles on Route 66 in magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers and more. Most are by library subscription only but are available free to you as a member of a library or when you are visiting a library on-site. Examples of good databases for Route 66 topics include: Academic OneFile, Academic Search Complete, America: History & Life, and Proquest Historical Newspapers. Each library’s subscriptions differ. Check your local library’s website or
To find books, videos, government documents and more: Search the online catalog of your nearest: Public library State library College or university library Search WorldCat.org Find books & articles See if a library in your area has it (put in your zipcode) Order books via Inter Library Loan from your local library Subject search: United States Highway 66 Keyword search: Route 66
