Hackberry General Store

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Hackberry General Store Billboard

The Hackberry Billboard, an old tin can, is located just a few hundred feet west of the Hackberry General Store

Hackberry General Store

Hackberry is a 30 minute drive at 26 miles (42 km) east of Kingman on Historic Route 66. Originally a gas station on Route 66, its now a museum and gift shop with a collection of photo ops and Route 66 memorabilia.

Hackberry General Store

Hackberry is a 30 minute drive at 26 miles (42 km) east of Kingman on Historic Route 66. Originally a gas station on Route 66, its now a museum and gift shop with a collection of photo ops and Route 66 memorabilia.

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Originally operated by the Route 66 artist Bob Waldmire who traveled the road in his orange 1972 Volkswagen Microbus, the Hackberry General Store is a favored stop among travelers of Old 66. Bob was the unofficial inspiration of Fillmore in the Disney/Pixar movie Cars.

Photo ops abound around Hackberry; a rustic store front, the tin-can billboard, nostalgic gas pumps, craggily mountain faces, old blacktop and scenic vistas. Hackberry is a microcosm of Route 66.

Click here for an article about the Hackberry General Store featured in the Travel secion of USA Today on April 20,2018.