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Route 66: Ship It On the Frisco!
When you've lived in St Louis all your life, it's easy to overlook or take for granted our many Route 66 landmarks that are still preserved today. I love the oft-overlooked historical markers, and especially love this little viewing platform you may only notice if you shop at the Shrewsbury Aldi, or are a hardcore Route 66 aficionado.
The sign reads:
Historic Shrewsbury, Missouri
"Frisco" Railway Crossing at Historic Route 66 in Shrewsbury, Missouri
The "Frisco" Railway Crossing & Trestle crosses historic Route 66, "The Mother Road", in Shrewsbury, MO. The highway was established on November 11, 1926, and spanned from Chicago, Illinois to Los Angeles, California. This spot is located 304 miles into the 2,448 mile journey westward.
The sign reads:
Historic Shrewsbury, Missouri
"Frisco" Railway Crossing at Historic Route 66 in Shrewsbury, Missouri
The "Frisco" Railway Crossing & Trestle crosses historic Route 66, "The Mother Road", in Shrewsbury, MO. The highway was established on November 11, 1926, and spanned from Chicago, Illinois to Los Angeles, California. This spot is located 304 miles into the 2,448 mile journey westward.
The deck plate girder was originally built in 1931 by the St Louis-San Francisco Railway (SLSF), which was incorporated in Missouri on September 7, 1876. On November 21, 1980, SLSF merged into the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway, which currently owns the rail line and trestle.
This trestle is unique in that it displays the original slogan in common usage in the United States: "Ship it on the Frisco" and coule be seen by all traveling westward on Route 66. The original finish has been preserved on this trestle.
This location marked a notable crossing positioned between the inn to the West, Coral Court Motel, and the world-famous frozen custard purveyor to the east, Ted Drewes. To the northeast, one may still view the Rigali Center Tower, and to the northeast, the Kenrick Glennon Seminary Tower, the latter of which became the iconic symbol of Shrewsbury throughout the 20th century.
This trestle is unique in that it displays the original slogan in common usage in the United States: "Ship it on the Frisco" and coule be seen by all traveling westward on Route 66. The original finish has been preserved on this trestle.
This location marked a notable crossing positioned between the inn to the West, Coral Court Motel, and the world-famous frozen custard purveyor to the east, Ted Drewes. To the northeast, one may still view the Rigali Center Tower, and to the northeast, the Kenrick Glennon Seminary Tower, the latter of which became the iconic symbol of Shrewsbury throughout the 20th century.
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