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The road of hope and nostalgia: how Route 66 fed cities and ruined fates

100 years ago, one of the most famous roads appeared – Route 66. Over the decades, it has become a national symbol, a center of roadside business and a monument to the bygone automobile of America. Vedomosti tells how the highway lost its transport importance, but found a second life thanks to nostalgia.

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The road of hope and nostalgia: how Route 66 fed cities and ruined fates

100 years ago, one of the most famous roads appeared – Route 66. Over the decades, it has become a national symbol, a center of roadside business and a monument to the bygone automobile of America. Vedomosti tells how the highway lost its transport importance, but found a second life thanks to nostalgia.

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