Red Cedar Inn Museum and Visitor Center
Step into the charm of the Red Cedar Inn Museum and Visitor Center, a cherished gem along Route 66 in Pacific, Missouri. This historic stop invites travelers to relive the golden era of the Mother Road with captivating exhibits and warm hospitality. Enjoy a delightful blend of nostalgia and local tales while savoring unique memorabilia, making it the perfect pit stop for those seeking the authentic spirit of Route 66. With a stellar 4.9 rating, your journey through history awaits!
Robert Patnode
4 months ago"Stopped bye while we were staying in Gray Summit, MO. We were greeted by a sincerely friendly lady. The place was neat and well kept. The displays brought back memories of one of my favorite TV series while growing up. The museum as well as its small gift shop is a must if you’re a fan of “Route 66”."
Rick White
4 months ago"Visited on 10.8.2025. Historic place full of Route 66 nostalgia and history of Pacific, Missouri and the surrounding area. Definitely enjoyed the exhibits and the remnants of the original establishment."
BFOOSTERJ
5 months ago"A great stop along route 66 that shouldn't be missed! The building has a great history and the friendly staff helps with talking about it, answering questions, and even going outside to help take pictures. They have the mother road passport book and happily stamp it too. A great gift shop which also includes monster truck memorabilia as well. Also, they have a awesome mural and a Missouri 66 sculpture. Great place to stop along the route!"
Do Whatmakesyouhappy
a year ago"We spent some time letting my grandsons play in the back room. There are megatiles and several other educational activities for ages up to about 10 but geared more to smaller children. There is a tabletop sandbox with holographic dinosaurs roaming around projected on the sand that is pretty neat. The museum has the history of the surrounding area and a souvenir shop."
Leonard Caponegro
a year ago"We stopped by and enjoyed reading the history of Route 66, the impact it had on the local community, and learned lots about the community and how much it has evolved since the early 1800s. Also, we had an opportunity to take in the 90th Anniversary festivities."
