Later, after the site was bypassed by I-44, new property owner Ed Goodridge and his faithful dog, Chocolate, invited travelers to visit a cozy hotel that was unencumbered by the trappings of modern-day hectic lifestyles, such as e-mail, phones, and remote controls. Vernell’s Motel on Route 66 in Newburg, Missouri by Kathy Alexander. Later, the novelty shop also sold groceries and cold sodas. Gasser opened Gasser’s Tourist Court, which originally consisted of six cabins, a filling station, and a novelty shop. Vernell’s Motel got its start in the 1930s when E.P. After just about a half-mile, a gravel road crosses over to a short stretch of old Route 66 pavement where Vernell’s Motel and John’s Modern Cabins once stood right on the Mother Road. Westbound travelers on I-44 will take Exit #176, cross south over the interstate, and turn right (west) on to Arlington Outer Road. Today, this short three-mile trip rewards Mother Road travelers with the fading remains of several sites including the ruins of the long-closed John’s Modern Cabins and the ghost town of Arlington. Just about eight miles west of Rolla, Missouri, Route 66 makes its way to Arlington Road. A dead-end pathway today, this original portion of Route 66 was once one of the most important roads in Phelps County. Arlington, Missouri Road Map courtesy Google Maps.
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