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MAJOR UNITED STATES RESEARCH TRIPS SERIES
RESEARCH TRIP ~ HISTORIC ROUTE 66
Friday, March 16, 2007 - Sunday, April 22, 2007
A
HISTORY OF THE
VITRIFIED BRICK ROAD
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Route 66: A History of the Vitrified Brick Road, By
Eric Krause -----
Based on the Journal and Accompanying Photographs of Lynda Krause, "Route 66", Tour 2007
MISSOURI
THE MOTHER ROAD
(317 Miles)
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| 1. | 2. Heading to Carthage | 3. | 4. Big Piney River | 5. Hooker Cut |
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| 6. | 7. Cuba | 8. | 9. | 10. |
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| 11. Bourbon | 12. Bourbon | 13. | 14. St. Louis | 15. |
1. "MISSOURI HIGHWAY DEPT BRIDGE NO F. 310 1922"
4. Big Piney River: 1923 iron bridge (Pony + 3 thru-trusses) over sharp bend in Big Piney River.
5. First portion of 4-Lane '66 in Missouri, built 1941-1944 for the war effort. Passes through Hooker cut, once the deepest road cut in Missouri
"MISSOURI HIGHWAY DEPT BRIDGE NO G. 668 1924"