Museum Of Western Film History

One of Germany’s Largest Newspaper, FAZ
Features Lone Pine, Museum & John Wayne
in Flagship Magazine.

A top correspondent for one of Germany’s largest newspaper writes article featuring Lone Pine, the Museum of Western Film History and John Wayne’s “Lost 1936 film”- The Oregon Trail.  https://www.route6tour.com/inthenews.htm

Museum Of Western Film History  

Strawberry Festival in Kirtland, Lake County Ohio

The Strawberry Festival in Kirtland Lake County Ohio  is certainly worth the stop if you are going by at the right time. It is on Father’s day weekend, so enjoy the day with dad and go for a ride. At Route6 and Route 306 go north 3 miles to Kirtland High School and enjoy the day   Google Maps Map to Kirtland High School

Strawberry Festival in Kirtland Lake County Ohio

Massachusetts Portion of US Route 6

The Massachusetts Portion of US Route 6 is an iconic roadway spanning a breathtaking 117.5 miles in Massachusetts, stretching from Providence to Wareham alongside I-195 before crossing the Sagamore Bridge and traversing Cape Cod freeway style from Bourne all the way up to Orleans. From there it reverts back to a more traditional surface road until its terminus of Provincetown which interestingly still reflects US 6’s original coast-to-coast goal – Long Beach California!

Established as a National 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a Public Charity the U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association works to promote economic development and cultural preservation for communities located along “The Grand Army of The Republic Highway.” Spanning 3,652 miles in total, this grand old highway is an integral part of Americana with many sites rich in history waiting to be discovered!  Online at https://www.route6tour.com

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Rhode Island Portion of US Route 6

Traversing 26.5 miles in Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Portion of US Route 6 is an adventure that begins on the western border with Killingly Connecticut and ends at Seekonk Massachusetts to its east. Along this journey you’ll drive through Providence where six major roads intertwine – Route 10, US 1A, I-95, I-195 and two of our favorites: the historic US 44 & charming little ol’ US 6!

Established as a National 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a Public Charity the U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association works to promote economic development and cultural preservation for communities located along “The Grand Army of The Republic Highway.” Spanning 3,652 miles in total, this grand old highway is an integral part of Americana with many sites rich in history waiting to be discovered!  Online at https://www.route6tour.com

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