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Gallup, NM
Gallup is home to the El Rancho Hotel, and the summertime nightly Indian
Dances at the County Courthouse Plaza, together they make the town a "must
stay the night", at least in my mind.
Road
Runner Motel Sign
3012 E. Route 66
Here's a cool old sign just waiting for you to snap it's picture
and there's plenty of space to pull in and do just that ... read
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Hacienda Motel
2510 E. Route 66
The former La Hacienda Court started with the slogan "Where
Summer Nights Are Always Cool" ... read
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Blue Spruce Motel
1119 E. Route 66
The 1949 Blue Spruce Lodge opened with 20 rooms. Fittingly enough
a huge Blue Spruce tree is featured on the neon ... read
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Arrowhead Lodge
1115 E. Route 66
When the Arrowhead Lodge opened in 1949 it featured Panel Ray heat
and carpeting! ... read
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Lariat Lodge
1105 E. Route 66
The Lariat Lodge opened in July of 1952 with 35 rooms. The Googie
style sign replaced the ... read
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Side Trip: Turn north at the intersection just east of the El Rancho
Hotel and go one block past I-40 then turn west to the parking lot on
the south side of the street.
Back on 66: Back track to the El Rancho Hotel and go from there.
El Rancho Hotel
1000 E. Route 66
The El Rancho Motel was built in 1937 and many rooms are named for
the movie stars that ... read
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Zia Motel
915 E. Route 66
The Zia Motel doesn't have a lot of neon on it's sign, but does
have some interesting paintings on the office building... read
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Redwood Lodge
907 E. Route 66
The 1931 Redwood Lodge is the former Jim's Modern Court that had
twelve guest rooms separated by garages ... read
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1928
White Cafe Building
101 W. Historic Route 66
The old White Cafe was located in the north section of the first
floor in this building for several decades beginning in the ...
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1895
Kitchen's Opera House
221 W. Route 66, Gallup, NM
The Opera House was an important center of social life in Gallup
for many years offering all sorts of social ... read
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Side Trip: Take 3rd St. 2 blocks south, turn left on Aztec and turn
right into the parking lot.
Back on 66: Go east on Aztec to 2nd St. and turn left to get back
to 66.
Rex Historical Museum
300 W. Route 66
The 1900 Rex Hotel is now the Rex Museum The hotel retail space
on the first floor and guest rooms on the second floor ... read
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Lexington Hotel
408 W. Route 66
The Lexington Hotel is located at 408 W. Route 66. It was built
in 1931 with the original sign shown here ... read
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Route 66 Drive In
1301 W. Route 66
The Route 66 Drive-In is one of many similar drive-ins found along
the Mother Road in it's heyday ... read
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Ambassador Lodge
1601 W. Route 66
When the Ambassador Lodge/Motel was built by Louis Bortot in the
mid-40s it had 16 rooms and garages ... read
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Desert Skies Motel
1703 W. Route 66
This is a really cool sign. The Desert Skies Motel was formerly
called Desert Skies Motor Hotel ... read
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Stay tuned,
there's more to come!
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