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From glowing neon parks to glowing neon signs, we're exploring some of the newest, strangest, and most fascinating stops on Historic Route 66 across Illinois! This time we travel the Mother Road from Granite City to Springfield, Illinois, beginning at the new Route 66 Neon Park, home to giant roadside figures, restored signs, Route 66 Centennial attractions, postcard trail locations, photo opportunities, and the growing collection of public art celebrating 100 years of America's most famous highway. We stop to see Earl and Rusty, explore the Centennial installations, and check out several new additions created for the Route 66 Centennial celebration. Continuing north along the old road, we visit Edwardsville, Hamel, and several surviving and abandoned Route 66 alignments while tracking down postcard trail locations, historic signs, forgotten stretches of roadway, and reminders of Illinois' transportation history. Along the way we discover pieces of old Route 66 that many travelers drive right past. Then it's on to one of Route 66's most famous roadside attractions - the Pink Elephant in Livingston. Beyond the giant elephant itself, we explore the massive collection of vintage treasures, giant props, antiques, oddities, and historic items spread throughout the property, including the former school building that has become one of the most unusual stops anywhere on the Mother Road. We also stop in Staunton for an update on Henry's Rabbit Ranch and pay tribute to founder Rich Henry, whose dedication helped make the ranch one of the most beloved Route 66 attractions in America. From there we continue through Benld, find our way to the legendary Soulsby's Service Station in Mount Olive, explore Litchfield and its Route 66 landmarks, and drive the famous Brick Route 66 section near Auburn. Finally, as darkness falls, we arrive in Springfield for one of the most spectacular Route 66 Centennial attractions in the country - the Illinois State Fairgrounds Route 66 Experience - where restored neon signs and historic displays light up the night in a stunning tribute to a century of Route 66 history. Join us as we travel from neon to neon across Illinois, discovering roadside giants, postcard trail locations, historic service stations, abandoned alignments, quirky attractions, preservation projects, and some of the newest additions to Route 66 as the Mother Road approaches its 100th birthday. Want to help Randomland? Shop http://randomland.com and consider Patreon http://patreon.com/justinscarred.

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