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Famous Route 66 Landmarks Get New Protection to Help Save American History

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11. Roy’s Motel and Café

11. Roy's Motel and Café
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Set against the stark Mojave Desert, Roy’s Motel and Café in Amboy, California, is an enduring symbol of mid-century roadside culture. Its striking Googie architecture and neon sign have drawn travelers for decades. As reported by the Los Angeles Times, ongoing restoration efforts are revitalizing Roy’s iconic features, ensuring that this Route 66 landmark continues to inspire and welcome new generations of road trippers.

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