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• 1. 913-317-6678
• 2. 800.808.0828
• 3. 505-352-7866
• 4. +1 928-753-8765
• 5. +1 724-785-4000
• 6. +1 607-625-5029
• 7. +1 607-625-5029
• 8. (928) 779-5725
• 9. (417) 581-6666

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• Where is route 66 now?

  Route 66 was replaced by five Interstates: I-55 southbound from Chicago, I-44 across Missouri and Oklahoma, I-40 in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, I-15 and finally I-10 into Los Angeles. Today, several states recognize the historical significance of the road, and have it marked with 66 in the state highway number.

• Why is Route 66 important?

  Route 66 played an important role in the economic development of the country. The pathway itself helped Americans survive during the hard economical times. Route 66 gained huge popularity during the time of Great Depression when the unemployment rate was very high.

• How do I get to Ginsberg’s on Route 66?

  Take I87 South to I90 East to Exit 12, Route 9, Kinderhook and Hudson. At the bottom of the exit ramp, turn right on Route 9 South. At traffic circle, take exit for Route 9H South. Go 8-9 miles. Make a right onto Route 66 at the light. Go 1/2 mile; Ginsberg’s is on your left. Take I87 North to exit 21, Catskill.

• What kind of food is at the 66 Diner?

  The 66 Diner still evokes the feel of the 50s and 60s with a real jukebox, Elvis memorabilia, and a Pez collection. Diners of any age will love it here. The diner is very kid-friendly and has all the standard diner foods like meatloaf, fried chicken, and hamburgers.

• Does the 66 Diner still have a jukebox?

  The restaurant’s building used to house a Phillip’s gas station during the heyday of Route 66. The 66 Diner still evokes the feel of the 50s and 60s with a real jukebox, Elvis memorabilia, and a Pez collection. Diners of any age will love it here.