The museum where you learn that the past
can help us create the future of our dreams.

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.

To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”

~Buckminster Fuller

Image of the Texas Declaration of Independence document.

Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence was written by people who saw that
the future could be a giant step forward from what existed today. They
were dreamers who knew their dream of progress – in this case
creating a nation based on collective self-rule rather than the rule of a
King – was possible.
A crescent moon shape in a warm beige color on a white background.

The Wright Brothers

The Wright brothers also knew their dream of powered flight was possible.

The Wright brothers' first powered flight over sandy terrain in 1903.
Image credit: Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppprs.006262
Stylized atomic symbol with orbiting paths and central nucleus.
Astronaut descending lunar module ladder on the Moon's surface.
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The NASA logo with a blue circle and red swoosh.

And the men and women of NASA knew their dream of landing a man on the Moon was possible too.

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What dreams are left to be fulfilled?

The Route 66 Spirit of America Museum explores the dreams America has achieved, what made achieving them possible, and those dreams America can achieve in the future!

A young girl gazes thoughtfully at a globe in a classroom.
Abstract geometric logo with overlapping diamond shapes in beige.