Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop
Step into Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop, a vibrant slice of Americana located in the heart of Seligman, Arizona. Renowned as the birthplace of Route 66, this charming gift shop beautifully showcases quirky souvenirs, nostalgic memorabilia, and local artisan crafts that celebrate the spirit of the Mother Road. With welcoming smiles and rich stories shared by Angel himself, it's more than a stop—it's a memorable experience that captures the essence of road-tripping history. Don't miss your chance to snag a piece of Route 66 magic!
Ria Isa
2 months ago"Mayor of the Mother Road, Route 66 Association, inspired Tow Mater/Lightning McQueen of Cars movie. They also make/sell bird houses. Take home souvenirs- t-shirts, magnets, license plates, calendars, you name it. Lots of history. I signed the guest book inside the little museum that has the barber chair on display."
Mike Fendt
a month ago"Getting our Kicks on Rte 66. Great way to kick off 1926-2026 100th anniversary on our favorite Route. We got Angels new book, our annual calendar and the new anniversary shirt. And of course, our photo in Angels Barber Shop."
David B. R.
a month ago"If only all people could be as friendly and courteous as Angel & Vilma’s family - the world would be infinitely better off."
Lani Misner
a year ago"What a gem this stop is! The history here is so fascinating to me and I could have listened to their stories all day. Great atmosphere, variety of fun gifts and souvenirs. And the decor, inside and out, was amazing! Took lots of pictures. My whole family loved it, especially the kids and all the Cars movie inspiration. Thank you!😊"
Mullen Teodoro
a year ago"Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop is one of our favorite places to shop for souvenirs on Route 66. The store is run by the relatives of Angel Delgadillo. We had a long conversation with them about their father and the history of the store, Seligman, and his impact on Route 66. This is a fantastic store. it's a great place to look around, especially Angel's Barber Shop. There are great shirts, magnets, hats, etc. Later on that evening, we happened to meet Angel, who was out on his daily walks. We both had a fantastic conversation, and he showed me where the original alignment of Route 66 was, and we walked over to his pool hall. Thus was quite the experience, and I will always remember the kindness of his daughters and the history lesson from Angel."
