Get your kicks with an old fashioned milk shake on Route 66 at Old Route 66 Family Restaurant. The family restaurant not only provides great service but serves delicious reubens, melts, wraps, burgers & salads. Old Route 66 Family Restaurant is one of the top 10 Route 66 restaurants to dine at. Next time you are driving along the “Mother Road” Route 66, make a pit stop for a home cooked meal at Old Route 66 Family Restaurant.

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Name: Old Route 66 Family Restaurant
Address: 105 S. Old Route 66, Dwight, IL, 60420, US
Telephone: +815-584-2920

Two Cell Jail
Gardner, IL's Two-Cell Jail built in 1906, is a popular photo spot on Route 66. It has been restored by the community and holds a strong presence near...read on
Gardner Streetcar Diner
A 20th century Kankakee streetcar was moved to Gardner in 1932 to serve as a diner. In 1937, the streetcar became a cottage and playhouse. It was m...read on
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First Annual Walkathon along the Scenic I&M Canal Towpath
Join us for our First Annual Walkathon along the Scenic I&M Canal Towpath. The Walk will start and end at the Museum, 510 W. Illinois Ave. Registra...read on
Oct

26

Tully Monster Festival
The Grundy County Historical Society in conjunction with Morris downtown businesses are hosting the first every Tully Monster Festival. More details w...read on
Oct

22

Antique Quilts
Marion Gore, former Board president, will display and provide a brief history about some of the antique quilts at the Museum. There will also be an...read on
Nov

29

Home for the Holidays
Lighted Holiday Parade Friday, November 29th at 5:30PM. House Walk for Charity Downtown Window Walk Carriage Rides Santa and his reindeer Fest...read on
Oct

24

Downtown Trick or Treat
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Old Route 66 Family Restaurant

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Two Cell Jail

Gardner Streetcar Diner

First Annual Walkathon along the Scenic I&M Canal Towpath

Tully Monster Festival

Antique Quilts

Home for the Holidays

Downtown Trick or Treat

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