Location ID: #10069764
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Brenham is a city in east-central Texas in Washington County, Texas, United States, with a population of 15,716 according to the 2010 U.S. census. It is the county seat of Washington County. Brenham is south of College Station, and about halfway ...
Location ID: #10207881
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Main Street in Miami, Oklahoma is the longest main street along the historic mother road. The downtown district boosts of a great atmosphere and filming spots to showcase a vibrant and unique downtown setting. The Gateway 66 Arch signage is ...
Location ID: #10234255
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This is a former BANK, which means there is a working teller booth, offices, a REAL VAULT with SOLID steel vault doors and mechanisms, multiple offices and conference rooms, access to the roof for B roll filming of access, and egress from the ...
Location ID: #1465
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Montana's Big Blackfoot River skirts the southern edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, just west of the Continental Divide. The small town of Helmville in Powell County sits at the heart of the river's valley, shadowed by the Garnet Mountains and ...
Location ID: #10207883
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The sports complex is located on the campus of NEO A&M College and owned by the City of Miami. The facility seats 10,000 and is an outside structure with a turf playing surface and luxury suites. The facility is home to sporting events for the ...
Location ID: #1091
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The Sleeping Giant Wilderness Study Area is a non-motorized recreation area located on the west side of the Missouri River and Holter Lake, 30 miles north of Helena, Montana. The rock formation is a well-known landmark, readily visible from Helena. ...
Location ID: #10233231
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A countryside complex with a limestone home built in 1884, a banked stone foundation barn, and grainery. Lots of rural charm and event space for crews. Property overlooks the Mississippi River in southeast Iowa.
Location ID: #10191651
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The Original Montana Club Cooperative Association (OMCCA) own & operates four floors of a purpose-built clubhouse designed in 1903-05 by St. Paul/New York City architect Cass Gilbert. The Clubhouse's volume, 7-story height, building ...
Location ID: #1587
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The Masonic Home of Montana is a Montana tradition with very strong roots. Ours is a community of residents, staff, volunteers, family and friends interacting and sharing bonds of genuine affection. Exceptionally dedicated and trained staff provide ...
Location ID: #863
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The Helena Regional Airport is owned and operated by the Helena Regional Airport Authority. In 1993, the City of Helena and Lewis and Clark County established the Airport Authority under title 67 of Montana Code. The reason for the establishment of ...
Location ID: #10010237
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The West Residential section is located on the lower slopes of Mount Helena, west of the downtown area. The streets in this section are lined with trees and stone walls, and many homes date from the last quarter of the 19th century. Mansions in this ...
Location ID: #10010138
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Alan Nicholson, the visionary behind the Great Northern Town Center, has loved carousels since he was a little boy. When he envisioned the various eateries, boutiques and entertainment businesses in the town center, he also envisioned a carousel for ...
Location ID: #10232917
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William Price Distilling is a Metropolitan Craft Distillery located in Houston, TX. The name comes from one of the founder’s great-great-great-great-grandfather who was the first in their family to settle in Texas over 150 years ago.
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Location ID: #10062748
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Location ID: #10207875
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The Dobson Museum & Historic Room are located one block off of historic Route 66. It is operated by the Ottawa County Historical Society with rotating hours and tours available anytime by appointment. The artifacts in the museum highlight past ...
Location ID: #10207876
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Mantle's boyhood home is a few blocks of historic Route 66, a modest childhood home where the baseball legend and Yankees star learned to hit from both sides of the plate. He was born in 1931 in Spavinaw, Oklahoma and his family moved to Commerce ...
Location ID: #10207761
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This historic piece of road is 13 miles of zig zags through the southern portion of Miami, Oklahoma. It was part of the original Ozark Trail. It is one of the top Route 66 attractions in NE Oklahoma.
Location ID: #10207869
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The Grand Army of the Republic Organization (GAR) Cemetery is owned and operated by the City of Miami. The cemetery consists of 86 acres with more than 20,000 burial plots currently in place, with the oldest recorded and legibly marked grave dated ...
Location ID: #10000135
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Located on Route 66 and nestled in the northeast corner of Oklahoma, the Coleman Theatre Beautiful is a beacon for tourists from around the world. Every year visitors flock to the historic vaudeville theatre to experience the Spanish Colonial ...
Location ID: #10207885
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The Route 66 Splash Pad is a fantastic site for filming for kids and family activities. The $500,000 project was funded through a grant and has restrooms and a covered pavilion for family activities. The park has an outdoor gathering place space ...
Location ID: #10082676
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Location ID: #10234144
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Conveyorized tunnel car wash with equipment. 13 vacuum stalls. 0.35 acre property including office space, breakroom, two restrooms. Vintage "Googie" style pole sign and store signage.
Location ID: #10233303
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Constructed in 1938 as one of the improvements to the Fort Worth Union Depot, this depot housed inbound and outbound freight, cold storage, and offices. This building's design is utilitarian; however, it does feature decorative brick work, a stepped ...
Location ID: #10234010
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