The Old Trails Museum debuted the Journeys to Winslow exhibit in October 2017 in the Skylark Courtyard, which is a stop along the Journey Through Winslow Pathway (above at the Ribbon-Cutting). Developed by Tess and Lawrence Kenna, the Pathway is a trail for residents and visitors to explore Winslow’s history and current downtown revitalization, and its other stops include the World’s Smallest Church on Route 66 and historic facades and murals throughout the downtown historic district. The Kennas funded the reprinting of Journeys to Winslow, which was originally developed by the Old Trails Museum for the Winslow stop on the Arizona tour of the Smithsonian’s Journey Stories exhibition.

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 1-The First Peoples of the Southeastern Colorado Plateau

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 2-Early Trails Across the Little Colorado River Valley

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 3-The Railroads Build a Town-Early Days

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 4-The Railroads Build a Town-Early Industry

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 5-A City in Motion-The Heyday of Rail Travel

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 6-A City in Motion-Modern Modes

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 7-Winslow Today-Commerce and Services

Journeys to Winslow-Panel 8-Winslow Today-Downtown Renaissance and Tourism