Museum of Route 66 Lincoln Daily News June/July 2026 Page 71 throughout the state. Capone also plays a role in Lincoln and Logan County History. Continuing, guests can view the radio station, then move on to the barber shop. At the barber shop guests can sit it the chair, while their counterparts pretend to cut their hair, making for a great selfie moment. Another good selfie is nearby at the 1930s-40s diner. There guests can sit at the counter in front of a plate of fast food or lean against the juke box and get a snapshot of themselves in the moment. Another big attraction is just around the corner from the diner, and it is a phone booth. The phone booth is a duplicate of the booth that sits atop the Lincoln City Hall. On the wall behind the booth is a larger-than-life photo of the view from the actual phone booth. Guests can step inside the booth, and at the right angle get a selfie that shows them on top of city hall looking down on the Logan County Courthouse square. Across from the phone booth is a vintage Texaco station featuring the front quarter of a vintage car that serves as a nod to the animated film Cars and its character Ramone. The vehicle was a junk yard find that was fully redone by local auto enthusiast Bob Duvall. Moving on toward the front of the building again there is a scrap metal art statue of Abraham Lincoln. Artist Matt Dean (Treasures of Turkey Run) was on hand and
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