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Avalon Theatre, Kathy Weiser, September, 2007.

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Cactus Inn Motel Sign, The Cactus Inn has been refurbished and is available

for guests, September, 2007, Kathy Weiser.

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However, McLean's very lack of growth is no doubt why the town today can be experienced as a nostalgic step back in time.Watch for great murals on the buildings as you pass through town!

McLean is now headquarters of the Texas Historic Route 66 Association located in the Devil’s Rope Museum. A Texas Route 66 Newsletter is published quarterly and brochures and other information are available at the first 66 museum on the route.

McLean is 75 miles east of Amarillo, on I-40 and Old Route 66 and can be accessed by taking Exits 141, 142, and 143.

From McLean, follow the south side frontage road to Alanreed.

Restored Phillips Station in McLean, Texas

Restored 1927 Phillips 66, September, 2007 Kathy Weiser

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Wagon Wheel Cafe Sign, May, 2004, Kathy Weiser

Abandoned Gas Station in McLean, September, 2007, Kathy Weiser.

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Devil's Rope Museum and Route 66 Historical Exhibit, Kathy Weiser,

September, 2007.

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