With each map, brochure, diary, or photograph we learn more about the highway—what it looked like, who used it, what it was like to drive it.
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Location:
Oklahoma Department of Libraries
200 NE 18th St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Phone:
405-521-2502
Web site: Oklahoma Department of Libraries
Institution Type: Library
Collections
Description: Transportation, Highway or Interstate Building, Trucking/Bus Industry, Waterways, Cattle Trails/Immigrant Routes/Pre-Modern Roads, Roadside Architecture, Local History – Demographics, Businesses, Industry, and Government, Commerce/Chamber of Commerce, Tourism, Historic Preservation, Native Americans/American Indian Lands or Reservations, Dustbowl/Migrant Camps, Great Depression, Images of Oklahoma and Route 66, Signage on Route 66, Hispanics, African Americans, and/or Other Peoples and Cultures, Road Boosters/Organizations/Good Roads Movement, Arts
Regions Covered: Route 66 in Oklahoma
Type of Materials: Archives, Photographs, Government Records and Documents, Maps, Oral Histories
Time Periods: 20th and 21st centuries
Access
Facility Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Online Resources and Finding Aids: Some collections searchable online; please see website.