Couple walking through The Springfield Conservation Nature Center

Six facts to know about Springfield’s Shrine Mosque

The Shrine Mosque has been an Ozarks landmark since 1923. That year, work was complete on the towering downtown Springfield structure, which was — and is — home for the Abou Ben Adhem Shriners. Despite its name, the mosque has no religious affiliation, but was built as part of a national movement…

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100+ Things To Do On Your Trip To Springfield, Missouri

If you haven't been to Springfield, Missouri yet, or you're a local looking for something new to do, you're in for a treat. Springfield is home to hundreds of local attractions, 600 restaurants, and many shopping opportunities. If you're looking for a new adventure this weekend, here are over 100…

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The Route 66 Lover's Guide To Springfield, Missouri

Springfield, Missouri is known as the birthplace of Route 66, beginning what would start as a national and cultural phenomenon that would take America by storm at the end of the 1920s. If you’re cruising through Springfield and would love to see some iconic stops on your way, here are a few Route 66…

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66 Things to Do on Route 66 in Springfield Missouri

Route 66, the "Mother Road," is a historic highway that runs through Springfield, Missouri, the birthplace of one of its most iconic stretches. Whether you're a history buff, road trip lover, or just exploring the charm of this legendary route, Springfield offers a variety of attractions. From…

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Rail Haven, a Springfield Route 66 landmark since 1938

Time and traffic have raced by the Rail Haven, one of Springfield’s Route 66 landmarks. The motel opened in 1938 at the corner of St. Louis Street and Glenstone Avenue. It was a decade after the start of the Mother Road – which was born in Springfield a few blocks away – and out front, split-rail…

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