The Hidden History of Oklahoma’s Route 66 — an important look at the sundown towns, safe havens, and stories connected to the Mother Road. Go back with us, and unveil the history that many people never learned. Premieres December 11. Subscribe to the Oklahoma's Own YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLo8N4raWmRfY33eN64ER3w Presented by Chevy Drives Oklahoma. #oklahoma #documentary #route66 | KWTV - NEWS 9

Seeking the ultimate American road trip? Allow us to introduce you to Oklahoma, where the longest driveable stretch of Route 66 was recently named one of the top places to visit in 2026 by National Geographic. 👏 Here at the centerpoint of the Mother Road, the allure of Americana rewards the curious traveler with experiences that remain authentic. Single stoplight towns dripping in the nostalgia of Route 66 guide the way between colorful cultural hubs. 🚗 In Oklahoma City, the National Cowboy an

216 reactions · 23 shares | Oklahoma has abundant Native American history. Formerly known simply as “Indian Territory,” it is here that over 30 Indian tribes were relocated during the peak of western migration. In total, 67 unique tribal nations have at one point called Oklahoma home. The name Oklahoma itself is a Choctaw Indian word that means “red people.” | Visit USA Parks | Facebook