Route 66 Historical Village

Community Services/Non-Profits
Hours: Route 66 Historical Village in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a popular and interesting stop for anyone exploring the iconic Route 66. Located in the Red Fork area, the village offers a collection of outdoor displays that showcase the rich history of Tulsa and its role in Route 66. Visitors can see a large vintage steam-powered locomotive engine, a caboose, passenger train cars, an old city bus, and a railway maintenance truck. A notable feature is a neon sign near the road, which adds to the nostalgic atmosphere. The site also includes a large, historic oil derrick and various vintage vehicles, providing plenty of photo opportunities. Although the main building was not in use during some visits, the open-air displays and surroundings make for an engaging experience, especially for those interested in Americana, trains, and vintage transportation. The village is quiet, with ample parking and space to wander around, making it a great spot for families and travelers. Visitors often enjoy touching the old bus steering wheel, taking pictures, and learning about Tulsa's beginnings. Overall, the Route 66 Historical Village is a fun, cool, and historical stop that celebrates the history of Route 66 and Tulsa’s contribution to this legendary roadway.

• 1.02 miles

  

  Goodwill Industries of Tulsa Community Service/Non-Profit, Non-profit Organization
• 2.78 miles

  

  Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma, Tulsa Non-profit Organization, Community Service/Non-Profit
• 2.89 miles

  

  Emergency Infant Services Community Service/Non-Profit
• 3.35 miles

  

  Downtown YMCA Community Service/Non-Profit, Swimming Lessons/Schools

1. Tulsa, Oklahoma