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JOURNAL SUMMER SERIES

Journal photographers share their favorite images from the Route 66 summer series

Eddie Moore
Eddie Moore Journal Chief Photographer
Chancey Bush
Chancey Bush Journal Staff Photographer
Jessica Baca
Jessica Baca Journal Staff Photographer
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Here is a look at our photojournalists鈥� favorite images from the Journal鈥檚 Route 66 summer series: 

Eddie Moore, Journal Chief Photographer

Marcelle Guilbeau, from Nashville, Tennessee, takes a photo in the San Miguel Chapel on July 20 in Santa Fe. The chapel, referred to as the oldest church in the 近距离内射合集 States, was located along Route 66 when the highway went through Santa Fe.
Paige Nash, left, and her mother Eileen Nash, from Dallas, walk past the La Fonda Hotel and other historic sites around the Santa Fe Plaza on July 20. The hotel was one of several located along Route 66 when the Mother Road went through Santa Fe.
Blake Moon, from Tucumcari, takes a photo with his children Atreyu, 10, Pevensie, 8, and Elodin, 6, outside the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, near the Santa Fe Plaza on July 20.
From 1926 to the mid-1930s, an old roadbed that climbed and descended La Bajada Hill between Santa Fe and Albuquerque served as the original Route 66. This photo was taken on July 24.
Biscuit hangs out on a bar stool with Alex Perea, owner of El Alto Restaurant, in Sands, New Mexico, along the old Route 66, on July 24.
Martha Tapia, left, talks with Alex Perea, owner of El Alto Restaurant, in Sands, New Mexico on July 24.
People traveling Route 66 nearly 100 years ago would have got the chance to visit Pecos National Historical Park. This photo was shot on July 24.
Willie Lambert holds a sign he made and sometimes displays on overpasses. The Route 66 sign is made of crushed asphalt from the Mother Road. This photo was shot on July 23 at Lambert鈥檚 Santa Fe home.
Sal Lucero, 88, with help from his grandson Raymond Lucero, right, replaces a vehicle鈥檚 battery at his Whiting Bros. station on Route 66 near Moriarty on June 23.
From left, Diana Simoes, Tome Esperan and Carla Almeida, all from Portugal, take pictures at the New Mexico-Texas border in Glenrio, New Mexico, on June 10. They were riding Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles.
A 1951 Buick 8 sits out front of the Blue Swallow Motel in Tucumcari on June 5.

Chancey Bush, Journal Staff Photographer

Billy Keeler, owner of his family鈥檚 business, Richardson鈥檚 Trading Co., poses for a portrait at the shop located on Route 66 in Gallup on July 16. The business opened its doors in 1913.
Neon lights illuminate the El Rancho motel on Route 66 in Gallup on July 15.
Little Fox, a four-year-old rescue dog, sits in front of old cars displayed at the Junkyard Brewery on Route 66 in Grants on July 3.
TeePee Trading Post, located near Lupton, Arizona, on July 16.
Leroy McCray, historian for Hotel El Rancho, poses for a portrait at the site on Route 66 in Gallup on July 15.
Signs along the original Route 66 outside of Grants on July 3.
A painted American flag on a business in Grants on July 3.
Maria Salisbury, an employee at the Junkyard Brewery, poses for a portrait at the site alongside classic cars on Route 66 in Grants on July 3.
A hubcap is suspended on the fence of the abandoned Swap Meet 66 along Historic Route 66 in Prewitt on July 15.
Kim and Joe Scopelliti of New York ride their motorcycle along Route 66 in Grants on July 15. The couple was spending four weeks traveling the length of the Mother Road.
The Rio Puerco Bridge along Route 66, west of Albuquerque, on July 7.
A long exposure of Interstate 40, west of Albuquerque, on July 7.
An old car wash along Route 66 in Grants on July 15.
Interstate 40 seen along the original Route 66, N.M. 124, in the ghost town of Budville on July 3.
An abandoned gas station on the original Route 66 outside of Grants on July 3.

Jessica Baca, Journal Staff Photographer

Theresa Bastian holds her granddaughter Oakley Youngblood, 2, as they explore the Route 66 Auto Museum in Santa Rosa on June 16.
Ana Mika Madrid, 8, from Santa Rosa, jumps into the Blue Hole on June 15.
A church in Cuervo, just northeast of Santa Rosa, on June 15.
An Alien Zoltar machine at Clines Corners on June 16.
Joe Zimmerman, left, and Brad Zimmerman, right, at Newkirk Service & Gas during the journey down Route 66 for the 100th anniversary of the Mother Road on June 15.
Izariah Vasquez, 12, from Albuquerque, finds a crawfish in Santa Rosa鈥檚 Blue Hole on June 15.
An abandoned car in Cuervo on June 15.
Alejandro Monreal, left, Adrian Lucero, center, and Xavier Vasquez, 11, right, jump into the Blue Hole in Santa Rosa on June 15.

Journal staffers are driving all 535 miles of Route 66 in New Mexico this summer as the state celebrates the legendary highway鈥檚 100th anniversary. Join us as we travel west from Texas to Arizona, exploring the stories, landmarks and hidden gems that make New Mexico鈥檚 stretch of Route 66 unlike any other. Other stories in the series are below.

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