American Route Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Route 66 travelers who have passed through New Mexico surely recognize the landmark neon sign for the Sun ‘n Sand Motel that has stood along the side of the highway in Santa Rosa since the early '50s. The motel itself was built in 1952 and largely remained unchanged until it was updated and remodeled in 1998, but ended up closing down in 2012.
Description: Are you going to drive Route 66 by car? By motorcycle? Celebrate the centennial of the legendary Route 66 (1926-2026) with this vintage design. The artwork features the iconic "America's Main Street" emblem with chrome metallic aesthetics, connecting Los Angeles and Chicago in a tribute to classic American signage style. Perfect for road trip lovers, vintage memorabilia collectors, and American automotive culture enthusiasts who want to carry a piece of history from America's most famous highway.
Description: Historic Route 66 The Mother Road is an iconic American journey. This design is perfect for road trip travelers and history enthusiasts who appreciate US 66 America's Main Street. It includes a classic Roadside Cafe, 2,448 Miles, and Est. 1926, celebrating cross country adventures.
Historic Route 66 The Mother Road US 66 America's Main Street Road Trip Travel Phone Case
by Funny Animal Kings
$23
Description: Though Route 66 was not yet established, by the 1920’s Model-T’s were making their way westward on the Flagstaff-Winslow Highway, passing right by the Billy Adams’ trading post. Seeing an opportunity, he and hius wife, Myrtle, soon established one of the first tourist camps in Arizona, in 1920. Billy built 12 one-room cabins as well as overnight camping for those who couldn’t afford the $1 per night cabin fee. Winona didn't become 'official' until it was recognized by the USPS in 1924 at which point Myrtle Adams became its first Post Mistress, putting her in charge of hanging the mail sack outside so that it could be hooked by railroad men as the train rolled by.
