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Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 HISTORIC CURRENT NAME ADDRESS FUNCTION DATES OF OPERATION CONDITION (2014) Illinois/Joliet: YMCA (Southside Branch) [no address] Rooms 1952 Location Uncertain Illinois/Bloomington : Mrs. Fred Rush T.H. 309 S. East St. Rooms 1949 Demolished Illinois/Springfield : Homestead/Dudley Hotel/T.H. 130 S. 11th St. Hotel 1930-1959 Demolished Hotel Williams 124 S. 11th St. Hotel 1930 Demolished Mrs. Mary Holman 1208 S. 14th St. Rms/Meals 1930 Demolished Mrs. Mary Rollins 1127 E. Mason St. Rms/Meals 1930-1940 Demolished Mrs. Mary E. Rollins 1123 E. Adams St. Rms/Meals 1930-1940 Demolished Mrs. M. Rollins T.H. 844 S. College St. Rooms 1941-1958 Demolished Mrs. Helen Robbins 1616 E. Jackson St. Rms/Meals 1930-1948 Standing Mrs. Nellie Tate 400 W. Chenery St. Rms/Meals 1930-1939 Standing Mrs. Julia F. Johnson 1144 N. 7th St. Rms/Meals 1930 Standing Mrs. Rufus Nelson 742 N. 2nd St. Rms/Meals 1930 Unknown Status Mrs. Jessie Rogers / Southern Kitchen 1004 E. Washington St. Rms/Rest. 1930-1939, 1949 Demolished Mrs. Bessie Mosby T.H. 1614 E. Jackson St. Rooms 1930-1963 Standing Mrs. Georgia Bell T.H. 625 N. 2nd St. Rooms 1930-1963 Demolished Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks T.H. 705 N. 2nd St. Rooms 1930-1956 Demolished Dr. S.A. Ware T.H. 1520 E. Washington St. Rooms 1930-1963 Unknown Status Madell Dudley T.H. 1211 E. Adams St. Rooms 1953-1956 Unknown Status Mrs. Lena Jones T.H. 1230 E. Jefferson St. Rooms 1952-1963 Demolished Mrs. Lula Stuart T.H. 1615 E. Jefferson St. Rooms 1949-1960 Demolished Hotel Ferguson 1007 E. Washington St. Hotel 1949 Demolished Mrs. Bernie Eskridge T.H. 1501 E. Jackson St. Rooms 1952-1963 Standing Mrs. Elizabeth Cohier 1125 E. Washington St. Rms/Meals 1930 Demolished Cansler's Lounge 807 E. Washington St. Restaurant 1952-1961 Demolished Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 Illinois/East St. Louis: P.B. Reeves T.H. 1803 Bond Ave. Rooms 1930- 1958 Standing Royal Hotel 1900 Missouri Ave. Hotel 1930-1939 Demolished Royal Hotel 2005 Missouri Ave. Hotel 1940-1941 Demolished Irene Yancy 191 Pond Ave. Rms/Meals 1930-1940 Demolished Irene Yancy 1737-1/2 Market Ave. Rms/Meals 1941 Unknown Status Wm. E. Officer T.H. 2200 Missouri Ave. Rms/Meals 1930-1958 Unknown Status Hotel Thigpin 1425 E. Broadway Hotel 1947-1958 Demolished J.F. Sugg's Restaurant 4305 Trendley Ave. [Centreville] Restaurant 1947-1951 Unknown Status Magnet Restaurant 306 E. Broadway Restaurant 1947-1948 Demolished Magnet Restaurant 303 E. Broadway Restaurant 1949-1951 Demolished Mid-town T.H. 2738 Bond Ave. Rooms 1959-1961 Standing Hotel Harlem 1426 Broadway Hotel 1959-1963 Demolished Jackson's Barbecue 10th and Broadway Restaurant 1959-1962 Demolished Cornelia's Lunch Room 214 E. Riverpark Dr. Restaurant 1959-1962 Demolished Bond Food Shop 628 Bond Ave. Restaurant 1959-1963 Demolished Bush's Rib Station 1836 Missouri Ave. Restaurant 1959-1963 Unknown Status Nichol's Drive Inn 900 Missouri Ave. Restaurant 1960-1963 Demolished Rock Grill 1433 Brady Ave. Restaurant 1959-1963 Demolished Ultra-Modern Restaurant 114 S. 15th St. Restaurant 1947 Demolished Del-Rio Restaurant 1504 Broadway Restaurant 1947 Unknown Status Whiteway Restaurant 4246 Market Ave. Restaurant 1947 Demolished Fox Hole T.H. & Night Club 4300 Pocket Rd. Rooms 1959 Demolished Thunderbird Café 301 S. 10th St. Restaurant 1959 Demolished Missouri/St. Louis: (Abernathy's) Adams Hotel 4295 Olive St. Hotel 1953- 1963 Demolished Alcorn Hotel 4165 Washington Ave. Hotel 1951-1963 Unknown Status Antler Hotel 3502 Franklin Ave. Hotel 1947-1956 Demolished Atlas Hotel 4260 Delmar Blvd. Hotel 1948-1951 Unknown Status Atlas Hotel 4267 Delmar Blvd. Hotel 1952-1963 Demolished Booker T. Washington Hotel 209 N. Jefferson Hotel 1939-1962 Demolished Booker T. Washington Hotel 3930 N. Kingshighway Blvd. Hotel 1963 Standing Broadway Hotel 3866 Delmar Blvd. Hotel 1949 Demolished Palmer / Calumet Hotel 611 N. Jefferson Ave. Hotel 1930, 1947-1960 Demolished Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 Missouri/St. Louis (cont.): Corona Hotel 2840 Olive St. Hotel 1947-1950 Demolished Corona Hotel 720 Clark Ave. Hotel 1951 Demolished Hotel DeLuxe 744 Walton Ave. Hotel 1949 Standing Dunbar Hotel 2005 Market St. Hotel 1930-1939 Demolished Dubois Hotel 4323 Enright Ave. Hotel 1930 Standing Eugene Hotel 3316 Samuel Shepard Dr. Hotel 1949 Unknown Status Excelsior Springs Hotel 302 Main St. Hotel 1950 Location Uncertain Grand Central Hotel Jefferson & Pine Hotel 1930-1960 Unknown Status Harlem Hotel / Harlem Grill 3438 Franklin Ave. Htl./Rest. 1947-1960 Demolished Leader Hotel 118 Pleasant St. Hotel 1949-1950 Location Uncertain Mrs. Ira Love T.H. 4334 Ashland Ave. Rooms 1949 Demolished Midtown Hotel 2935 Lawton [=Chestnut] Ave. Hotel 1948-1957 Demolished New Albany Hotel 4873 Page Blvd. Hotel 1952 Demolished Poro (College) Hotel 4300 Saint Ferdinand Hotel 1930-1963 Demolished Mrs. Mary E. Smith T.H. 4573 Newberry Terrace Rooms 1949 Unknown Status West End Hotel 3900 W. Belle Pl. Hotel 1930-1963 Unknown Status YMCA 2846 Pine St. Rooms 1930-1941 Demolished YWCA T.H. 2709 Locust St. Rooms 1954-1957 Standing Bell's Restaurant 933 Pendleton Ave. Restaurant 1949-1951 Standing Bell's Restaurant 4318 Delmar Blvd. Restaurant 1952-1953 Demolished Bell's Restaurant 3867 Delmar Ave. Restaurant 1954-1956 Demolished Bob's Café 2816 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr.] Restaurant 1947-1952 Unknown Status Chicken Shack Café 914 N. Sarah St. Restaurant 1949 Demolished DeLuxe Restaurant 10 N. Jefferson Ave. Restaurant 1947-1960 Demolished Ding-Ling End 613 N. Jefferson St. Restaurant 1949 Demolished Ding-Ling End 731 Leland Ave. Restaurant 1950-1953 Standing Ding-Ling End 7915 Shaftesbury Ave. Restaurant 1954 Demolished Gordon's Rib Station 4268 Delmar Restaurant 1959-1963 Unknown Status Highway 1239 N. 20th St. Restaurant 1947-1950 Demolished Hunter's Restaurant 2610 Delmar Ave. Restaurant 1949-1957 Unknown Status Lindsey's Restaurant 3805 Page Blvd. Restaurant 1947-1952 Standing Lucile's Food Shop 4401 Aldine St. Restaurant 1959-1963 Demolished Nick's Snack House 1109 Sarah Restaurant 1950-1962 Demolished Northside Restaurant / Grill 2422 N. Annie Malone Dr. Restaurant 1947-1963 Demolished Oak Leaf 4269 W. Easton Ave. Restaurant 1940-1949 Demolished Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 Missouri/St. Louis (cont.): Poccard's Restaurant 1112 N. Sarah St. Restaurant 1949 Unknown Status Roma Restaurant 3839 Finney Ave. Restaurant 1949-1957 Unknown Status Sara-Lou Café 4069 St. Louis Ave. Restaurant 1959-1963 Standing Seashore Restaurant 2829 Easton Ave. Restaurant 1947-1949 Demolished Shrimp Hut Sarah St. & Labadie Ave. Restaurant 1959-1960 Unknown Status Simon Jefferson Ave. & Fallon St. Restaurant 1949 Demolished Sky Lark 1102 Independence Restaurant 1950 Location Uncertain Snack Shop 1105 N. Taylor Restaurant 1947-1954 Demolished Society 900 N. Taylor Ave. Restaurant 1947-1949 Demolished Society 7919 N. Broadway Restaurant 1950-1951 Unknown Status Union Station (RR Sta.) 1820 Market Restaurant 1952 Standing West End 929 N. Vandeventer Ave. Restaurant 1949 Demolished Wike's Restaurant 1804 N. Taylor Ave. Restaurant 1947-1961 Demolished Wilke's Eat Shop 4664 Fairlin Ave. Restaurant 1962-1963 Standing Missouri/St. Clair: Mrs. L. Hilliard Motel S. Outer Rd. S of Marcus Dr. Motel 1961- 1963 Demolished Missouri/Lebanon : Mrs. Missouri Warfield Bus. Route 44 Rooms 1930- 1941 Location Uncertain Mrs. Julia Osborne Bus. Route 44 Rms/Meals 1930-1940 Location Uncertain Mrs. Julia Osborne State Route 5 Rms/Meals 1941-1952 Location Uncertain Mrs. Ana/Ann Wilson Bus. Route 44 Rooms 1930-1952 Location Uncertain Mrs. Eliza Turner Bus. Route 44 Rms/Meals 1930-1952 Location Uncertain Missouri/Springfield : The Carterette Apt. 234 -1/2 Dollison Ave. Rooms 1930 Demolished John Haywood 734 Washington St. Rooms 1930 Demolished Mrs. Mary Smith 711 Washington St. Rms/Meals 1930 Demolished Mrs. Walter Smith 717 Washington St. Rooms 1930 Demolished Mrs. R.J. Stephenson 715 Washington St. Guest House 1949 Demolished Mrs. Maggie Herron 420 E. Pine Guest House 1949 Location Uncertain Mrs. George Barnett 1015 Sherman Ave. Guest House 1949 Unknown Status Mrs. George Barnett 1035 Sherman Ave. Guest House 1952 Standing (Mrs.) U. G. Hardrick T.H. 238 Dollison Ave. Rooms 1930-1949 Demolished Route 66 Properties Listed in Black Traveler Guidebooks Reporting: August, 2014 Missouri/Springfield (cont.): Alberta’s Hotel 617 N. Benton Ave. Hotel 1956-1963 Demolished Sylvia’s Restaurant 616 Washington Ave. Restaurant 1958-1961 Demolished Allen's Rooms 638 N. Jefferson Rooms 1940-1941 Demolished Rockfront Inn 540 [N.] Benton Ave. Restaurant 1950-1952 Demolished Missouri/Carthage : Mrs. Alice Peal (r&m) "E. Third St." Rms/Meals 1930- 1941 Location Uncertain Mrs. Albert Gibson (r&m) Bois De Arc & 5th Street Rms/Meals 1930-1941 Unknown Status Mrs. Melvina Webb T.H. (rooms) S. Fulton St. Rooms 1930-1949 Location Uncertain Missouri/Joplin : Mrs. A.G. Tutt (r&m) 812 West "A" St. Rms/Meals 1930- 1941 Standing Mrs. Theo Siebert (r&m) 1412 E. Furnace St. Rms/Meals 1930 Standing Williams Hotel/T.H. 308 Pennsylvania Ave. Hotel 1930-1956 Demolished (Mrs.) John Lindsay T.H. (r&m) 1702 Pennsylvania Ave. Rms/Meals 1930-1956 Demolished Mrs. F. Echols 901 Missouri Ave. Rooms 1941-1956 Demolished Mrs. Grace Davis T.H. 113 Virginia Ave. Rooms 1955-1961 Demolished Oklahoma/Tulsa : Williams Hotel 124 E. Archer Hotel 1930 Demolished Mrs. R.C. Baughman 320 N. Greenwood Rooms 1930-1939 Demolished Mrs. Thomas Gentry T.H. 537 N. Detroit Ave. Rooms 1930-1948 Demolished Small Hotel 615 E. Archer St. Hotel 1930-1963 Demolished Red Wing Hotel 206 N. Greenwood Hotel 1939-1949 Demolished Royal Hotel 605 E. Archer St. Hotel 1939-1949 Demolished McHunt Hotel 1121 N.
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