Getting Kicks in New Mexico

Route 66 in New Mexico

Route 66 covers over five-hundred miles in New Mexico. It is a road of abandoned buildings, repurposed buildings, and a few new buildings. Fifty photographs shown below are representative of the route through New Mexico.


Glenrio Texaco Isolated Among the Weeds Brownlee Diner Enshrined at Glenrio Beyond the Graffiti No Dinner at the Diner Modern Rest Rooms at Endee Gray Skies Sunset at San Jon A View from the Western Motel No Fuel, No Waiting Nature Subdues Smith's Cafe Rubber Row Ranch House Cafe Magnolia Station Drawing in the Guests Western Motel Parked Cars at Blue Swallow Paradise Cafe Mattresses Aired Daily Daylight Probes the Gloom Wilkerson's Garage An Active Business in Newkirk Behind Number Twelve Frontier Bar Budville Trading Post East of Moriarty Casa Blanca Trading Post Languishing in Cubero Sundown on the Highway Tafoya Cafe Big Sign, No Fuel Fallen San Fidel San Fidel Foot Traffic Broken Glass Needs Work Diner and Lux Theatre Sign of the Times Closed Historic Indian Market Herman's Garage Friendly Greeting Please Come Again Allen's Garage The 'Wow' Diner To the Motel Crossroads Motel Shattered Dreams

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