Kingman, AZ: Heart of Historic Route 66 Women's Tri-Blend Tee

Part of Our Route 66 Everytown Collection | Kingman Edition

Kingman, Arizona: Heart of Historic Route 66

Kingman sits in the middle of the longest unbroken stretch of Route 66 left anywhere, about 158 miles from Seligman to Topock. Located in the Hualapai Valley in Mohave County, Arizona, it is the classic base camp for the Mother Road's wildest miles.

Make camp in Kingman, the Heart of Historic Route 66, where a Powerhouse museum and steam locomotive mark the Mother Road's longest unbroken stretch, with a soft women's tri-blend tee made for every desert traveler.

Part of the Route 66 Everytown Collection: one tee for every town that ever called the road home. Start with Kingman, then collect the entire route.

T-Shirt Details & Features

Next Level 6710 women's tri-blend tee with a slim, feminine fit (see size chart in product image gallery)
50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, 25% rayon for a soft, lightweight drape
Crew neck with a tear-away label for comfort
Available in sizes S–2XL
Printed and fulfilled in the USA
Free U.S. shipping on orders of $25 or more, applied automatically!

About Kingman, Arizona: Rails, Stars and the Mother Road

Long before the railroad, this valley between the Cerbat and Hualapai Mountains was Hualapai homeland. In 1882 a siding on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad took the name of surveyor Lewis Kingman, and the town has been the Mohave County seat since 1887.

Actor Andy Devine grew up here at his family's Beale Hotel, and the main drag now bears his name. Clark Gable and Carole Lombard married in Kingman on March 29, 1939. Today the historic Powerhouse holds the Arizona Route 66 Museum, and Santa Fe steam engine No. 3759 rests across the street in Locomotive Park.

Head east past Antares to Hackberry or west over Sitgreaves Pass to Oatman. Prefer a classic fit? Pick up our unisex Heart of Historic Route 66 tee. Also see Kingman: Turquoise Heartland.