Riverton, KS: Limited Facilities

Part of Our Route 66 Everytown Collection – Riverton Edition

Experience the understated charm of Route 66 in this incredibly soft unisex jersey tee, crafted from 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton. It features the witty, minimalist slogan, "Limited Facilities," commemorating Riverton, Kansas: a modest but memorable stop that has charmed travelers for nearly a century. Riverton is proof that sometimes the smallest places leave the biggest impression along the Mother Road.

Perfect for Mother Road wanderers, small-town enthusiasts and collectors of our exclusive Route 66 Everytown Collection, this tee pays tribute to Riverton's enduring landmarks and its understated role in Route 66 lore. Though small in size, Riverton offers travelers a chance to slow down, savor its history, and connect with the unhurried rhythm of classic Americana.

Celebrate Riverton: a cozy Route 66 town in Cherokee County, best known for the Eisler Brothers' Old Riverton Store and its close ties to the historic Rainbow Curve Bridge. Riverton's "Limited Facilities" are part of its charm, making it an authentic stop on the short but iconic Kansas stretch of the Mother Road.

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About Riverton, Kansas: Small Town, Big Legacy

Riverton rests along the 1926-1985 alignment of Route 66 in Cherokee County, just south of Baxter Springs and west of Galena. Though small in size, the community has existed since the 1870s, welcoming settlers drawn to fertile farmland and the railroad. When Route 66 was commissioned in 1926, Riverton quickly found itself on the map, serving motorists with just a handful of facilities that came to define its quirky, small-town character.

At the heart of Riverton's Route 66 identity is the Eisler Brothers' Old Riverton Store, which opened in 1925 and was originally names Williams Store. The business opened even before the Mother Road was officially designated. Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this general store and deli continues to serve travelers with groceries, sandwiches, and souvenirs, making it one of the oldest continuously operating businesses on Route 66. Its authenticity and welcoming atmosphere have turned it into a must-see stop for modern road trippers.

Nearby stands another piece of history: the Rainbow Curve Bridge (also known as the Rainbow Bridge). Built in 1923, this single-span Marsh Arch Bridge over Brush Creek is the only surviving bridge of its kind on the entire Route 66 alignment. Though bypassed in 1992, it has been preserved for pedestrians and serves as a beloved photo spot for travelers. Together, Riverton's simple but significant landmarks, along with annual events supported by the Kansas Historic Route 66 Association, keep this humble stretch of the Mother Road alive for future generations.

Product Features:

100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton for premium softness
Side seams for added structure and durability
Tear-away label for comfort
Classic crew neckline with a flattering unisex fit - true-to-size for all day comfort (see size chart for details)
Fulfilled in the USA