In 1939, when John Steinbeck imagined Highway 66 as “the road of flight,” he evoked the crushing realities of Depression-era migrants who’d been pushed off their land by failing crops, relentless dust ...

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MANLY — Once a staple in America, many small roadside motels have disappeared as traffic has moved towards big interstate highways. But many of these types of accommodations survive and thrive in ...

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