Route 66 in St. Louis

The narrative explores the significance of Route 66, established in 1926, as a vital connection across eight states from the heartland to California. Known as "the Mother Road," it has inspired countless cultural works, including literature, film, and music. Despite the rise of interstates, Route 66 remains a celebrated symbol of American identity, notably passing through St. Louis, which serves as a crucial gateway. The book delves into the road's enduring legacy and its diverse routes, highlighting its historical and cultural importance.