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U-Drop-Inn Cafe
Built in 1936 by J.M. Tindall from designs created by owner John Nunn. It was ...
DetailWestbound Chenoa
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Map courtesy of Stefan Joppich – Legend
Continue on Old Highway 66.
Ocoya
Grain Silos are about all you’ll find here nowadays.
Straight ahead at the intersection with IL-8.
Continue on Old Highway 66.
Chenoa
At the intersection with Morehead St., a choice of alignments is available:
| 1926-1945 | post 1946 |
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Recommended Left onto Morehead St. (=south).
Left (=east) on Owsley St. Cross the railroad tracks North at the intersection with Veto St.: Chenoa depot. To the south at the intersection with Veto St.: Chenoa pharmacy. return to Morehead St. Turn right (=west) onto US-24 (Cemetery Ave.), leaving Route 66 for a short stretch to rejoin the more recent alignment. Look across the street for the original alignment continuing along the railroad tracks. Turn left (=south) onto the former 4-lane 66. |
Bypass Chenoa Continue on Old Highway 66. |
| Rejoin at the intersection of Old Highway 66 and Cemetery Rd. heading southwest on Old Highway 66. |
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Chenoa Family Restaurant at 508 W. Cemetery Ave.
Site of the former Chenoa motel.
Continue south on Old Route 66 (2780 East Rd.).
