Route 66 was a mostly two lane highway that extended from Chicago to Los Angeles, through Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California, before gradually giving up to the modern interstate. Most of the old pavement is still there, and can be followed with the right maps and directions. I drove the entire length of old 66 in 2012, and invite you to follow along!
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Oklahoma Route 66 - Canute
CANUTE, OKLAHOMA. The Cotton Boll Motel in
Canute was opened in 1960 by two former cotton farmers, Woodrow and
Viola Penick. Their new business was successful until the interstate
bypassed the town in the 1970's, and they sold the motel in 1979. The
new owners turned the motel into a private residence, but the old neon
sign is still there.
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