Bring home a piece of roadside Americana with this Painted Desert Trading Post wooden keepsake from Chambers, Arizona. A thoughtful gift for Route 66 travelers, road-trip enthusiasts, and historic landmark collectors, it celebrates a stop along America's legendary Mother Road.
Established around 1940 by cattleman Dotch Windsor, the trading post served travelers until Route 66 was rerouted in 1958. Decades later, the Route 66 Co-Op rescued and restored the building.
Handcrafted and printed on 3/4-inch-thick wood in our Wooster, Ohio workshop. Measures 5.875 inches × 2.25 inches. Look for Casper, our black cat mascot, ready to pump gas for the next traveler.
