town in Carson County, Texas, United States
Groom is a town in the Texas Panhandle on historic Route 66.
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Interstate 40 leads straight into Groom.
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Interstate 40 and Texas Route 40 encircle Groom.
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Miscelleaneous Route 66 remnants line Main Street.
- The Cross. This 190 foot cross is visible up to 20 miles away, the second largest cross in the Western Hemisphere.
- Leaning Water Tower. The water tower, once an actual source of water for the town, is an oft-photographed landmark and appears in many books and articles about Route 66. Nearby is Ralph Britten's truck stop, now boarded up and in disrepair.
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- Blessed Mary's Restaurant, 701 Front St, ☏ +1 806 248-0170.
- Dairy Queen, Interstate 40, ☏ +1 806 248-7015.
- Rustlers Route 66 Steakhouse, 407 Front St, ☏ +1 806 248-0235.
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- Chalet Inn, 610 Eastern Ave, ☏ +1 806 248-7524.
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- See more of Historic Route 66 to the west in Conway or to the east in Alanreed, McLean, and Shamrock.
Routes through Groom |
Amarillo ← Conway ← | W E | → Jct N S → McLean → Oklahoma City |
Amarillo ← Conway ← | W E | → Jct N S → McLean → Oklahoma City |