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Scenes from the Mother Road

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Scenes from the Mother Road

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Writer Amanda ChristmannPhotography by Terrence Moore [dropcap]I[/dropcap]f ever there were symbols of the American spirit, it would be the diners, service stations and stops along Historic Route 66. Now long past its heyday, the Mother Road’s place in history, and shadows and memories of the mid-century American soul remain. The first road signs for the…

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