You've had a long day traveling Route 66. Everyone's getting tired and restless, sick of being stuck in a vehicle. The day draws to an end, and you start thinking about where to stay the night. But where to stay? There's no adventure, no history in staying at some big, soulless chain. Instead, spend the night (or the week) at Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Missouri- and add another story to those you'll bring home with you.
Built in 1946, the Munger Moss Motel still stands strong today to serve the weary traveler. Come, enjoy the charm of one of the few remaining 'mom and pop' motels on Route 66 in Lebanon, Missouri. Owned and managed by Bob and Ramona Lehman since 1971. Complete with modern amenities and the great hospitality you'd expect, why stay anywhere else?
Built in 1946, the Munger Moss Motel still stands strong today to serve the weary traveler. Come, enjoy the charm of one of the few remaining 'mom and pop' motels on Route 66 in Lebanon, Missouri. Owned and managed by Bob and Ramona Lehman since 1971. Complete with modern amenities and the great hospitality you'd expect, why stay anywhere else?
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The beginning of a legacy began here, at the Munger Moss Sandwich Shop in Devil's Elbow, MO.
Originally, Munger Moss referred to a sandwich shop in Devil's Elbow, Missouri which was built in 1936 by Nellie Munger and husband, Emmitt Moss.
Munger Moss Sandwich Shop became very famous for its barbecue and was a well known stop on Route 66.
Unfortunately, business drastically slowed due to the relocation of Route 66 in 1942 to accommodate heavy military traffic going to and from nearby Fort Leonard Wood.
Originally, Munger Moss referred to a sandwich shop in Devil's Elbow, Missouri which was built in 1936 by Nellie Munger and husband, Emmitt Moss.
Munger Moss Sandwich Shop became very famous for its barbecue and was a well known stop on Route 66.
Unfortunately, business drastically slowed due to the relocation of Route 66 in 1942 to accommodate heavy military traffic going to and from nearby Fort Leonard Wood.
The Munger Moss Motel also has something others don't: A long history of providing travelers with more than just a place to stay.
In addition to the wide variety of Route 66-themed gifts and collectables on display, Ramona has personally decorated the rooms with pictures taken over the years of different places, people, and times.
Each has a story to tell.
Each makes up a part of the history associated with Route 66, and the lives it has touched.
Remember, when you stay at the Munger Moss, you're not staying at just any motel; you're sharing space with a place just as full of history as the road it lies along side of.
In addition to the wide variety of Route 66-themed gifts and collectables on display, Ramona has personally decorated the rooms with pictures taken over the years of different places, people, and times.
Each has a story to tell.
Each makes up a part of the history associated with Route 66, and the lives it has touched.
Remember, when you stay at the Munger Moss, you're not staying at just any motel; you're sharing space with a place just as full of history as the road it lies along side of.
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