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Basketville (opens the original)
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Along Missouri’s Highway 66, between Clementine and Hooker, sat a once thriving community known as “Basketville”. During the Great Depression, basketmaking and woodworking became a dependable career in the Ozarks. This was especially true as automobile travel increased throughout the United States. With tourism on the rise, Missouri baskets and other wood items were in demand. In Basketville, basket weavers situated their family businesses along that eight-mile stretch of Route 66’s original pat
Drive-In Theatre (opens the original)
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St. Louis’ first drive-in theater opened on May 24, 1940, and was aptly named The Drive-In. It was located on Manchester Road, which served as Route 66 before the 1932 realignment. The Drive-In occupied 15 acres of land and cost fifty thousand dollars to build, which is equivalent to 1.2 million dollars today. With a screen more than 100 feet high, the theater originally accommodated five hundred vehicles. By 1954, the theater expanded its capacity to nine hundred cars and was renamed Manchester
Meramec Caverns (opens the original)
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Meramec Caverns had a long and varied history before becoming the popular tourist attraction we know today. First used as shelter by the Osage, the cave later attracted gold-seeking French explorers. During the Civil War, the caverns offered a vast supply of saltpeter, a key ingredient for making gunpowder. From then on, it was known as Saltpeter Cave. By the end of the 19th century, “cave parties” brought locals inside to escape the summer heat. It wasn’t until 1933 that businessman Lester Dill
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