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HISTORIC POSTMARKART OF ROUTE 66 Preview
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The First and Original Route 66 Artwork that actually traveled the entire length of the Mother Road from Chicago to Los Angeles. These beautiful 24"x36" signed and numbered limited edition artworks are graced with autographs from such notables as BOBBY TROUP, songwriter of "Get Your Kicks on Route 66"; JIM ROGERS, son of the late Will Rogers; MICHAEL WALLIS, author of "Route 66: The Mother Road", LUCILLE HAMONS, owner of Lucille's Store in Hydro, OK., and 25 other famous people as well! A collectors peice to cherish for generations to come. Own your personal milestone lithograph print today. This website is also Home to other historic Postmarkarts from CA, AZ, NM, TX, OK, KS, MO, IL, and other state regions and historic Two Lane Highways in America! ~ Ken Turmel ~ Artist, Historian, Adventurer, Motorcycle Tour Guide
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Life on the Kansas Prairie Preview
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A first hand account of a settler's life in Kansas, written by she who originally sparked my interest in family history, my grandmother, a genealogist, Zaida Worden Ross.
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The Emmett Kelly Museum Preview
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The Emmett Kelly Historical Museum was founded in 1967 in honor of Emmett Kelly Sr., who was born in Sedan, Kansas in 1898. The museum is housed in the historic Sedan Opera House. During the third week of June, the museum presents the annual, Emmett Kelly Sr. Memorial Clown School of Performing Arts and Parade. The first being held in June, 2007. 204 East Main,Sedan, Kansas 67361, 620-725-3470
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World's Largest Things Preview
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Home site for the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things Traveling Roadside Attraction and Museum, based in Lucas Kansas.
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Trails West Preview
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The Trails West site provides many links to overland trails from the mid-west to the frontier that were instrumental in facilitating the westward movement.
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