My favorite Route 66 souvenirs I found traveling through the Texas Panhandle @texascountryreporter
My favorite Route 66 souvenirs I found traveling through the Texas Panhandle  @texascountryreporter
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I spent 6 days driving up and down Route 66 in the Texas panhandle with our crew last week and brought back a bunch of mementos. These are my favorite from the Sad Monkey Mercantile, The U Drop Inn Café, Milburn - Price Culture Museum, Devil's Rope Barbwire Museum.

Our first two episodes this fall will be devoted to Texas’ stretch of Route 66, and all summer we will be road trippin’ to celebrate! Hop in and travel with us!
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My favorite Route 66 souvenirs I found traveling through the Texas Panhandle

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