Photos of the Route 66 Centennial Monument in Davenport, Oklahoma
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to the Route 66 Centennial Monument in Davenport, Oklahoma, here are some things to know before you go.
What are the Route 66 Centennial Monuments?
In honor of Route 66′ approaches its’s 100th birthday, communities across the country are marking the milestone with Route 66 Centennial Monuments being installed all along the historic highway. These towering 16-foot structures are impossible to miss. Each features a glowing, double-sided Route 66 shield lit with internal LED lights, proudly displaying the two-letter abbreviation for the state and the centennial years: 1926–2026. A display box on the pole identifies the specific location and includes a QR code linking to local stories, history, and visitor information.
Who is behind the Route 66 Centennial Monument Project?
The Route 66 Centennial Monuments are manufactured by Oklahoma City’s VOX Industries, which collaborated with Oklahoma City public artist Stan Carroll on the design. G&S Sign Services, also of Oklahoma City, fabricates the monuments and leads installation efforts around the country. The project is part of the U.S. Route 66 Centennial Commission and the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission.
Where is the Route 66 Centennial Monument in Davenport, Oklahoma?
The Davenport monument is located in the town of Davenport, right outside the Davenport Welcome Center at 615 Broadway.
Where can you park to see this monument?
Parking is available in front of the welcome center.
How can you make the most of this Route 66 stop?
Davenport is known for its six blocks of original brick streets listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Route 66-themed murals on Broadway Avenue, and the historic 1933 Texaco filling station being converted into a Welcome Center in 2026.
Where to Stay Near the Davenport Route 66 Centennial Monument
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest at one of these hotels near this Route 66 attraction.
Skyliner Motel
This fully-renovated vintage motor court motel is highlighted by one of the best neon signs on Oklahoma Route 66. The Skyliner Motel features ten quiet guest rooms with contactless entry. It’s also close to a delicious meal at the nearby Rock Cafe and all the neon signs in Stroud.
Lincoln Motel
The Lincoln Motel is a retro cottage-style motorcourt that was built in 1939 with a neon sign from the 1950s.
Lucille’s Hotel
Experience classic Route 66 hospitality at Lucille’s Hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma. Just behind Lucille’s Roadhouse and near the original station in Hydro, this renovated hotel offers modern comforts like free WiFi, hot breakfast, and a pool—plus a nod to Lucille Hamons, the “Mother of the Mother Road.”
