http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert Routes to Here , There and Everywhere - Information on Places to See, Lodging and Dining Along Those Routes - And a Little Bit of This And a Little Bit of That - "Anyway you like , friend ! Anyway you like ! All roads lead to Rome " - Charles Joughin, Chief Baker of the RMS Titanic - From the movie "A Night to Remember" , J. Arthur Rank, 1958 Sat, 17 Jul 2010 02:27:33 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I've started something of a memoirs type writing of my travels. This will be something of a review of the routes I have taken. I am including notes of some of my favorites places for food, lodging and points of interest from those trips. Most of the restaurants and motels from ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=163 center>  The Final Chapter ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=145 center> See also: http://oldred.org/ "Old Red", the Dallas County Court House, was built in 1892 in the "Richardsonian Romanesque" type of architecture of Red Sandstone from the area around Pecos, Texas and Blue Granite from Arkansas. Henry Hobson Richardson was the designer of many similar buildings. However, the architect of "Old Red" ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=57 Some more additional suggestions for Route 66 travelers. We stayed overnight at the Historic Route 66 Motel in Seligman, Arizona. It can be highly recommended for a restful stop along the way on Historic Route 66. It's an older motel, but it has been well maintained. Our room was larger than ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=56 center> For the benefit of new travelers who plan to travel Route 66, this is intended as a general guide for finding Route 66. Route 66 was officially known as "U.S. Federal Interstate Higway 66" and was certified along with many other routes which came into being in 1926. Before that, there ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=55 I'm listing a few items for translation between two variations from the English language. I mentioned the quote from (I believe it was attributed to George Bernard Shaw)- "England and America are two countries separated by the same language." - which applies to the below. If there are ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=54 I recently returned from a visit with a group of intrepid travelers from the United Kingdom who are traveling Route 66 in its entirety from the shores of Lake Michigan at Chicago to the shores of the Pacific Ocean at Santa Monica. I joined them for just a short portion of ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=52 On a recent trip to Oklahoma, I traveled parts of old Route 66 from just west of Oklahoma City to Sayre. The first point of interest was the old bridge at the north edge of Lake Overholser between Bethany and Yukon. It's on a short loop of the old ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=51 My brother sent me this. I don't know the answers to the location or any other details, so any comments will be welcomed. Is this company still in business ?, Just to name one questtion. The graphics look 1950-ish, so the only assumption I can make is it that it dates from ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=44 Many of the attractions along Route 66 have been around for quite some time. La Posada at Winslow, Arizona for example. It ws designed by Mary Jane Coulter, who also desiged many of the other show places of the Fred Harvey establishments. La Posada was built in 1930 and survived the ... http://www.johnwpaige.com/robert/?p=43