Oklahoma Route 66 Museum
Step into the heart of Americana at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton, where the spirit of the Mother Road comes alive! This captivating museum offers an immersive journey through the rich history, iconic landmarks, and colorful stories of Route 66. From vintage cars to nostalgic memorabilia, every exhibit invites you to relive the glory days of road trips and exploration. With a remarkable 4.7-star rating, it’s a must-stop for travelers seeking to celebrate the legendary highway's unique charm and heritage!
Ernie Tidball
a month ago"One of the best Route 66 museums you can go to! I really enjoyed this museum. It is pretty cheap to get in and military is free. I would highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area. The displays are very well laid out and super interesting to read. The museum follows the road from its beginning thru each decade to its decline and modern day. Definitely go visit if you are a Route 66 fan!"
Road O-grr-lees
5 months ago"This is one of my absolute favorite Route 66 museums. We visit it everytime we come out west. It is full of Route 66 history and has a great gift shop. It is a self guided walking tour that could take as little as 30 minutes up to several hours depending on your pace. I highly recommend visiting."
Cindy Findlay
a month ago"So much history on Route 66. This is one of the best museums I've been too honoring it. If your a vet or in the military you can get in for free. The people running it were so sweet as well. Go check it out!"
R&A Bus
4 months ago"Very clean and nice museum. Everyone is so friendly. Wish there are more things to see around route66."
Mark R. Greenwood
a year ago"Definitely worth the stop. Nice little museum with a lot of information and history about Route 66. A few great cars, a lot of dioramas, and a ton of nostalgia. Very fun. The two ladies overseeing the museum the day we stopped in were very friendly, kind, and cordial. We arrived just 20 minutes before the museum was to close but they allowed us in anyway and they patiently waited for us to take our time and go through the museum at our own pace. Very much appreciated. Fun little gift/souvenir shop too. Again, definitely worth the stop."
