Housed in the old MKT depot with mining artifacts and local history showcasing the lead and zinc mining heritage.
Though Route 66 only crosses 13 miles of Kansas, it features some memorable stops.
Housed in the old MKT depot with mining artifacts and local history showcasing the lead and zinc mining heritage.
Former Kan-O-Tex gas station turned café/gift shop with "Tow Tater" — the inspiration for Tow Mater from Pixar's Cars.
Retro gas station and souvenir shop with 50s/60s flair and roadside charm, perfect for Route 66 memorabilia.
Colorful and nostalgic tributes to Route 66 and local heritage painted throughout the historic downtown area.
Opened in 1925, this general store is one of the few original Route 66 businesses still operating. Great place for gifts and snacks.
A rare one-lane concrete "Marsh Arch" bridge built in 1923. Photo op icon of Kansas Route 66.
Learn about the town's role in the Civil War, Native American history, and Route 66 heritage.
Beautifully restored 1930 station that now houses a visitor center and museum showcasing Route 66 history.
One of the longest murals on Route 66, this brightly painted mural celebrates the history of Baxter Springs, Kansas.