Route 66 Petrified Forest Poster Minnesota The masonry dwellings give a

The masonry dwellings give a feeling a permanence

The highway that is named for it’s famous benefactor connects Grand Teton’s south boundary to Yellowstone National Park on the north

generously donated to several national parks including Grand Teton

workers from the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) completed numerous projects within the monument

Due to a decline in the lumber industry

Route 66 Petrified Forest Poster Minnesota The masonry dwellings give aDescription 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy First called the mother road by John Steinbeck in the book The Grapes of Wrath, U. S. Highway 66 was a vital link connecting Santa Monica, California to Chicago, Illinois. First established in 1926, this road was popularized in song and pop culture. As interstate highways began to supplant smaller, two lane trails, Route 66 faded from official maps, but remained Americas most beloved nostalgia road trip.