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The Tower Station and U-Drop Inn building is an uncommon example of Art Deco architecture. Located on historic Highway 66, the building, in times past, was a major attraction and served as a gas station and café, only to be abandoned after the deactivation of Route 66. Now a property of Shamrock City and home to a museum and a visitor center, they serve good coffee and delicious pastries early morning. The sandwiches are sumptuous. The selection of ice cream flavors is impressive, and they serve waffle cones as well. The hot fudge sundae on brownie is divine. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Go, grab some Route Panini and Meatball Panini, or lap up some ice cream! This one’s a winner all the way.

Located in an old lingerie factory, Devil's Rope Museum opened its doors in 1991. This one-of-a-kind museum on barbed wire is filled with its history featuring an extensive library, an impressive collection of wire from private collectors and artifacts relating to Route 66. Get fascinated by the lore of this pointy fencing material. There are more than thousand types of barbed wire and each of them is unique. Exhibits of barbed wire art such as a cowboy hat and a jack-rabbit will pique your interest. Also on display are tools and machinery used to make these wires and fence posts. If you don't know what a barb wire is and think it is boring, a visit to this interesting place might change that.