Welcome to
Seligman
Seligman is the birthplace of the Historic Route 66 preservation movement. When I-40 bypassed the town in 1978, barber Angel Delgadillo and a small group of locals organized the Arizona Route 66 Association and helped designate the Mother Road as a State Historic Highway — saving Route 66 from extinction.
Today Seligman's main street is one of the most photogenic stretches of the entire Mother Road — Snow Cap Drive-In, Delgadillo's barbershop, and a riot of restored neon and roadside Americana.
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Seligman Historic District (Birthplace of Route 66 Preservation)
The small Arizona town where Angel Delgadillo saved the Mother Road
Angel Delgadillo's Original Barbershop & Route 66 Gift Shop
The barbershop where the Route 66 preservation movement was born
The Rusty Bolt
Seligman's outdoor folk-art roadside attraction — mannequins, vintage signs, and Route 66 yard-art spectacle
Grand Canyon Caverns
Underground cavern tours and unique hotel suite 220 feet underground — Route 66 attraction east of Peach Springs
Burma Shave Signs Route 66 Corridor
Replica Burma Shave roadside-sign sequences along Route 66 in Seligman area — restored vintage American highway-advertising tradition
Tips for Visiting Seligman
Snow Cap Drive-In is closed on Sundays — plan around it.
Park at the west end of town and walk Main Street eastward for the best photos.
Pull off at Burma Shave signs along the corridor — they recreate the original 1930s installations.