• What is The California Route 66 Museum known for?
    • The California Route 66 Museum is an historic museum in Old Town Victorville that showcases the history of the legendary United States Route 66, from its origins during the 19th-century pioneer era to its heyday in the mid-20th century as an Americana driving route.
  • When was The California Route 66 Museum founded?
    • The museum was originally founded in 1995 and is located within the former Red Rooster Cafe building, which was showcased in the Neil Diamond film The Jazz Singer.
  • What exhibits can be found at The California Route 66 Museum?
    • The museum offers more than 4,500 square feet of exhibits related to the historic route and to American automobile and roadside culture history, with three unique display rooms of constantly-changing exhibits.

16825 D St, Victorville, CA 92395, Phone: 760-951-0436

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