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Route 66 signage will no longer adorn Hopi Drive

Tribune Staff

| June 7, 2022

Printed in the June 8, 2022 edition

Photo by Robin GonzalesThe City of Holbrook lost a piece of history last week with the removal of The Plainsman restaurant sign on Hopi Drive. The sign was purchased by a collector in California who has plans to restore the sign. The Plainsman was opened in the mid-60s and has been shuttered for many years.