Route 66 in St. Louis

Set against the backdrop of 1926, this narrative explores the significance of Route 66, a vital highway connecting the heartland to California. Celebrated as "the Mother Road," it has inspired countless cultural works, from literature to music, symbolizing American resilience. The route, often referred to as "the Main Street of America," includes pivotal locations like St. Louis, where it crosses the Mississippi River. Despite the emergence of interstates, Route 66 remains a legendary and enduring symbol of American travel and spirit.