Cruisin with Lincoln on 66 Visitors Center and Gift Shop
Step into a piece of Route 66 history at the Cruisin with Lincoln on 66 Visitors Center and Gift Shop in Bloomington, Illinois! This charming attraction celebrates the legacy of Abraham Lincoln while immersing travelers in the nostalgia of the Mother Road. Featuring engaging exhibits, unique memorabilia, and a delightful gift shop, it’s the perfect pit stop for travelers seeking to explore the rich heritage of America’s iconic highway. Indulge in the spirit of adventure and discover why this destination is a must-see for Route 66 enthusiasts!
Lilian Miranda
8 months ago"The museum is beautiful, people is really friendly, good pictures, image and history"
Kevin
a year ago"Beautiful old former courthouse building. Great, informative, historic location. Must visit "Cruisin' with Lincoln" Route 66 stop and gift shop! Historic displays on all floors. Plus, the McLean County Museum of History offers excellent displays, galleries, and unique artifacts... along with a research library... on the floors above. A gorgeous building with a fantastic dome from 1903."
Evan M
3 years ago"Walked in to check out what was here. Just some Route 66 stuff that’s free downstairs. There’s an upstairs museum that’s $5 bucks to go but did not interest me. The volunteer that was working downstairs was very pleasant and gave a quick synopsis of the boards they had on display for Route 66"
D SM
6 years ago"To walk through these halls just takes you back in time... the architecture, all that marble... it's a place to let your mind just wander back to a time when life gave you what you put into it. History of Illinois, I cant get enough."
prashant agarwal
3 years ago"We stumbled upon Cruisin with Lincoln on 66 Visitors Center and Gift Shop by chance, and I'm so glad we did. This place is an absolute gem in Bloomington Normal. One of the best parts is that admission is completely free on Tuesdays, which is a fantastic deal. On other days, there's a reasonable $5 charge per person. The center boasts four floors of exhibitions, and my personal favorite was the 'Court Room' exhibit. It was my first time experiencing a courtroom setting, and I was impressed by its pristine appearance and historical significance. Additionally, I was captivated by the gallery showcasing beliefs and values, which shed light on the struggles and journeys of diverse individuals. It was a powerful and thought-provoking display. To top it all off, this gallery is also a photographer's dream, providing ample opportunities for stunning pictures. Visiting Cruisin with Lincoln on 66 Visitors Center and Gift Shop was a delightful and enriching experience. It's definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in the area."
