The Alice Ghormley Curtis House in Amarillo, Texas stands as a compelling testament to early 20th-century life along the Mother Road. Its preservation offers road trip enthusiasts and historians a tangible glimpse into local architecture and social history as travelers traverse Route 66. Located at 1626 South Washington Street, this site anchors Amarillo’s heritage in a meaningful way for any Texas leg of the journey. A worthy addition to a Route 66 itinerary for those seeking context, continuity, and connection to the road’s storied past.
