PURCHASE EPISODE 1 OR 2 OF JIM HINCKLEY’S AMERICA
A Trek Along Route 66
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By special arrangement with author and historian Jim Hinckley, Promote Kingman presents a unique Route 66 experience. Images provided by the Mohave Museum of History & Arts, and Hinckley’s stories about Louis Chevrolet, Pamela Anderson, Oprah Winfrey, and other celebrities, and tales of murder, mayhem, and colorful characters transform a walking tour through the historic heart of Kingman into a journey through time. $15.00 per person ($50 minimum) includes a Kingman souvenir. The standard tour is approximately 2 miles and requires 2 hours. Customized tours and specialized presentations are available upon request. The schedule for regular tours is posted under calendar of events. Desert Wonder Tours and Trips offer 1-4-hour specialty tours that are either pre-trip or step-on historian narrated or contain a guided tour at the end destination. Tours are offered year-round to historical
locations, natural wonders, and cultural museums.
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