Welcome to
Riverton
Riverton is home to Eisler Bros Old Riverton Store — a 1925 grocery and Route 66 institution still operating today. On the National Register of Historic Places.
Nelson's Old Riverton Store Cafe at Eisler Bros serves Route 66 traveler favorites, and the Spring River crossing is one of the prettiest small-town Route 66 photo stops in Kansas.
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Nelson's Old Riverton Store
The oldest continuously operating store on Route 66, serving travelers since 1925
Rainbow Bridge (Brush Creek Bridge)
The last surviving Marsh Arch concrete bridge on all of Route 66
Eisler Bros. Old Riverton Store
1925 general store on the National Register, the most famous surviving roadside grocery on Kansas Route 66
Spring River Crossing on Route 66
Scenic river crossing where Route 66 traces the Spring River through the wooded Ozark foothills of southeast Kansas
Historic Riverton Route 66 Corridor
The compact one-mile village center where Route 66 still looks and feels exactly like it did when the road was commissioned in 1926
Tips for Visiting Riverton
Eisler Bros Old Riverton Store is the oldest continuously operating Route 66 business in Kansas — closed Sundays.
Nelson's Old Riverton Store Cafe at Eisler Bros serves Route 66 favorites — small portions, big quality.
The Spring River crossing at Riverton is a free Route 66 scenic stop.