Route 66 Exhibits Highlight Albuquerque Museums 90th Anniversary
Albuquerque Museum and the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History mark Route 66's 90th with two major exhibitions. The Nuclear Museum presents America’s Road from Chicago to Los Angeles, featuring buses murals neon signs and Kerouac art, while the Albuquerque Museum spotlights the Southwestern leg and the road’s political rerouting. Both show cars cafes motels and cultural icons, with weekly family programs and events to draw local and visiting enthusiasts.
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America’s Road Route 66 exhibit at NM Nuclear History
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History in Albuquerque presents America's Road: The Journey of Route 66 on display through September 25. Open daily 9 am to 5 pm, contact 246-2137 or nuclearmuseum.org for details.
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Cuba NM Holds to Old Traditions in Modernizing World
In Cuba, New Mexico, sixth generation rancher John Hernandez recalls a once thriving sawmill and diversified enterprises that supported over 300 workers. The town leans on ranching and agriculture to sustain its economy amid changing times.
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