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Route 66 neon signs find new home in Missouri park

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By Bailey Strohl Verified
| KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
ST. ROBERT, Mo. (KOLR) – A tribute to the Mother Road and truly a one-of-a-kind site you have to see to believe, Route 66’s Neon Park will light up any road trip. Located at George M. Reed Roadside Park in St. Robert, Missouri, the park features about a dozen restored neon signs that once stood along the Missouri portion of Route 66, paying tribute to the nostalgic roadside stops that once lined America’s most famous highway.
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From the archive: Broadway star from Springfield Kim Crosby crowned America’s Junior Miss on this date in ‘78 Original

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By Bailey Strohl Verified
| KOLR-TV (Springfield, MO) Verified
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Forty-eight years ago today, a young woman from Kickapoo High School was crowned America’s Junior Miss. The date was May 8, 1978. KOLR archive footage captures Kim Crosby, who grew up in Springfield, winning the prestigious title. While that moment was a milestone in itself, it was only a first step in a successful career that would take her from the Landers Theatre to the bright lights of Broadway.
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Route 66 neon signs find new home in Missouri park

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By Bailey Strohl Verified
| WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV) Verified
ST. ROBERT, Mo. (KOLR) – A tribute to the Mother Road and truly a one-of-a-kind site you have to see to believe, Route 66’s Neon Park will light up any road trip. Located at George M. Reed Roadside Park in St. Robert, Missouri, the park features about a dozen restored neon signs that once stood along the Missouri portion of Route 66, paying tribute to the nostalgic roadside stops that once lined America’s most famous highway.
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