![[bizarre_66flagstaff_0904.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_0904.jpg) The Museum Club was built in 1931 as a museum, but is now a night club ... and is supposedly haunted!
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_0898.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_0898.jpg) A classic roadside diner: The Crown Railroad Cafe.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7523.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7523.jpg) The 66 Motel -- one of thousands of 50's-style motels on the route.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7524.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7524.jpg) The Western Hills Motel sign has a neon covered wagon -- a reminder of Route 66's origins as a wagon trail.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7527.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7527.jpg) Grand Canyon Cafe sign. Chop Suey!
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_0893.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_0893.jpg) The Santa Fe Railroad depot now houses a visitor center.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_1160.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_1160.jpg) This statue of Louie the Lumberjack (the NAU mascot) stands outside of the Granny's Closet Restaurant (formerly the Lumberjack Cafe).
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Galaxy Diner
![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7534.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7534.jpg) Hot ride (1963 Ford Galaxie) and cool neon.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7533.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7533.jpg) I love neon.
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![[bizarre_66flagstaff_7531.jpg]](bizarre_66flagstaff_7531.jpg) At the counter.
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To see more photos of Flagstaff's neon signs at night, take a side trip to my Neon Night page.