Route 66 memories linger long after journeys (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)

25 February 2010, 10:43 pm

Whether it be difficult times, such as getting stuck on washed-out portions of the road, or milestone experiences like spending a wedding night in a wigwam, memories of Route 66 remain with many people today, long after their journeys ended.... Read More »

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