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		Relics and Ruins Photo Purchasing Information Forsaken Station These days Sentinel, California along old US 80 is home to this old station and not much else. Search terms:Sentinel, California, US 80, gas stations, roadside relics. 5" x 7" Print jr359a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr359b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Salton Sea Castoffs Before the flood of 1977, the Salton Sea along California's Hwy. 86 was a thriving vacationland. Today, its beaches remain a salt-encrusted wasteland littered with abandoned buildings. Search terms:Salton Sea, California highways, travel trailers, roadside ruins. 5" x 7" Print jr354a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr354b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Ruins At Twin Arrows, Az The former site of the Canyon Padre Trading Post, later Twin Arrows, continues to decay along Arizona Route 66. Search terms:Twin Arrows, Route 66, Arizona, truck stop, trading post, roadside attraction 5" x 7" Print jr244a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr244b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Cuervo, NM Grocery Cuervo, New Mexico on Route 66 is all but a ghost town these days, evidenced by the abandoned grocery store and scores of other vacant buildings. Search terms: Cuervo, New Mexico, Route 66, pick-up trucks, roadside relics. 5" x 7" Print jr325a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr325b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Ranch House Cafe Sign This decaying sign is about all that remains of the old Ranch House Cafe on Route 66 in Tucumcari. Search terms:Tucumcari, New Mexico, Ranch House Cafe, Route 66. 5" x 7" Print jr343a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr343b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Motel Ruin, Conway, Texas The sign for this old Route 66 motor court is now gone, but the ruins of the adobe-style rooms remain. Search terms: Conway, Texas, motor courts,roadside ruins, Route 66. 5" x 7" Print jr324a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr324b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users El Vado Motel, Albuquerque Closed and threatened with destruction, the Mother Road's El Vado is now in the hands of Albuquerque's Historic Landmarks Commission. Search terms: Route 66, Albuquerque, New Mexico, El Vado, vintage motels, motorcourts, roadside culture. 5" x 7" Print jr321a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr321b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Disintegrating Edsel on Route 66 The ghostly community of Cuervo, New Mexico is home to this weed-infested Edsel. Search terms: Edsel, Cuervo, New Mexico, Route 66, roadside relics. 5" x 7" Print jr310a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr310b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Airway Drive-In Theater, St. Louis While the Airway was swallowed up by commercializtion, the sign was saved and remains on a now busy boulevard. Search terms: Airway Drive-In, St. Louis, neon signs, drive-ins, roadside culture. 5" x 7" Print sg209a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print sg209b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Old Plank Road, Imperial Valley This surviving remnant of plank roadbed can be found in California's Imperial Valley west of Yuma, Arizona along the path of old US 80. Search terms: Old Plank Road, Yuma, Arizona, Imperial Valley, California, Ocean to Ocean Highway, Old Spanish Trail. 5" x 7" Print jr285a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr285b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Whiting Bros. Remnant Once a popular chain in the southwest, Whiting Bros. stations and motels such as this one near San Fidel, NM, have all but disappeared. Search terms: Whiting Bros., gas stations, motels, Route 66, roadside ruins. 5" x 7" Print jr306a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr306b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Lambs Canyon Bridge, Utah This ancient relic from the early 20th century is alongside the old Lincoln Highway east of Salt Lake City. Search terms: Lamb's Canyon, Lincoln Highway, historic highways, Salt Lake City, Utah, bridges. 5" x 7" Print sg179a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print sg179b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Weathered Pump, Wellington, Texas This old pump still stands at a former station on a pathway of the Ozark Trails in Wellington, Texas. Search terms: Ozark Trails, gas stations, Wellington, Texas, roadside culture. 5" x 7" Print jr275a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr275b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Home Ranch Motel, Wyoming This derelict relic of days gone by sits forlornly west of Medicine Bow on the old Lincoln Highway. Search terms: Lincoln Highway, Medicine Bow, Wyoming, motor courts, motels, roadside culture. 5" x 7" Print jr266a Price: $25.00 8" x 10" Print jr266b Price: $40.00 Photo Editors and Commercial Users Go to next page for more Relics and Ruins For purchasers of prints: Shipping is $5.00 per photo. Prints will be mailed in a rigid mailer via U.S. Postal Service Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation. Insurance is not offered. How to Order Prints Off-Line If you would prefer not to use the online shopping cart, click the button for an order form you can print and mail in with your payment. For commercial users: Photo Editors and Commercial users: Images are available for publication or other commercial use. For a prompt, reasonable quote, please email Jim Ross at jim@route66photographs.com with your request. You may also view our photo use agreement by clicking HERE.
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