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Carterville, MO

The 1926 to 1972 alignment of Route 66 runs through Carterville. In 1972 the city was bypassed when Route 66 was realigned.

Brothers With A Cause Monument
Route 66
Clair & Duane Swatosh started Brothers With A Cause in 2010 to honor themen and women who serve our country ... read more

Toten Pole
1005 N Pine
It was made by Jerry Pryor and Red Rand and is located on Rand's property. It was carved from a walnut tree from behind ... read more

Former Stewart's 66 Cafe
328 E Main St.
Route 66 turns west at this corner ... read more

Amos Armstrong Cass House
109 S Pine St.
Amos Armstrong Cass came to Jasper County in 1886 as a contractor and builder but with mining flourishing in the area it soon ... read more

Miner's Bank Building
100/102 E Main St.
The 1907 Miners Bank Building building is in fairly original condition, it even has the original teller gage and ... read more

SuperTAM Ice Cream Parlor
221 W. Main St.
SuperTAM is both an ice cream parlor and a Superman museum. The ice cream is yummy and the memorabilia displays ... read more

First National Bank Building
301 Main St.
This 1901 building was built with only two-storys. In 1906 a third story was added which the Masons used until ... read more

Weeks Hardware Building
326 W, Main St.
The Weeks Hardware building had something special to offer early travelers on Route 66. The hardware company had ... read more

Comets Park
West Main St.
This block was originally home to the Carterville Bank and Carterville Hotel and later to a gas station who's concrete drive and foundation slab are still in place ... read more

Rock Filling Station
401 W. Main,
A 1937 gas station made of native limestone had three pumps out front. A former Route 66 Welcome Center, now closed ... read more

Bulger Motors
520 W Main St.
Bulger Motors is located on W. Main and Allen and has been business since 1946. That's a Renault Dauphine out front ... read more

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