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 Classic Chevy Waynesville |
 Ruins of Gas Station |
 Arch Motel St. Clair |
 Gardenway Motel Villa Ridge |
 Dirt in Beer Pevely |
 Hickory House Motor Inn Dexter |
 Office Betta Springfield |
 Gourd Birdhouse Pacific |
 Space Age Lights Pacific |
 Beacon Motel Sign Pacific |
 Jensen's Point Pacific |
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 Carved Door Panel Jerome |
 Part of Iron Furnace St. James |
 Antique Shopping |
 Mr. Wrinkle Lebanon |
 Colored Glass Door Red Oak II |
 Holiday Theater Sign Springfield |
 Bill's Station Phelps |
 Phillips Station at Red Oak II Red Oak II |
 Muffler Shop in Carthage Carthage |
 Star Lanes Sign Carthage |
 Cast Iron Detail Ste. Genevieve |
 Silver Streak Ste. Genevieve |
If you like these photos, you might want to look at a few of my photos from Missouri that are availble on istockphoto.com as stock images and as prints.
- X Marks the Spot - Metal sign with black X on it, on a tree in the snowy winter woods in Booneville, Missouri.
- Jesus - King of the Road - Roadside evangelism on a sign along Historic Route 66 in Cuba, Missouri.
- Into the Past - Wooden sign reading "Into the Past" in front of rustic log cabins, John's Modern Cabins to be exact, in a wooded setting.
- Home Cooking - Remains of a roadside business in rural Missouri that once offered Home Cooking, Gas, Food, Bait, and Handmade Gifts. A remainder from the former Stonydell Resort.
- Blank Wooden Sign - Rustic wooden sign with no message, in a grassy field with a small building and trees behind.
- Bathroom Sinks at Flea Market - Porch in front of the entrance to a flea market at Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, with many bathroom sinks on display.
- Vertical Open Sign on Porch - Neon open sign on porch of rustic wooden building, with blue sky behind and basket of flowers at Bonnot's Mill, Missouri.
My friend Kip has an online album of his photos from a trip his family, some friends of ours and I took on the Historic Booneslick Trail in February 2007.
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