Will Rogers Archway

Worked in 1957, the Will Rogers Archway opened to general society in mid 1958. This heavenly bit of engineering is an administration station and eatery that extends over the width of the Will Rogers Turnpike simply outside Vinita. Nicknamed "The Glass House," guests can remain inside and watch the autos zoom by underneath their feet. Stop and snatch a ground sirloin sandwich or a few keepsakes and experience this novel roadside structure.

This building was the first finished the-street benefit court, and for a period was home to the world's biggest McDonald's. Individuals used to make a trip from all around to get a burger at this more than 20,000 sq. ft. working until the point when the title was taken by a Russian McDonald's in the mid 1990s. It has additionally been home to a few different eateries and fuel offices throughout the decades. The curve is 52 feet tall at its pinnacle, and it is as yet a well known fascination along the expressway today.

The whole passage was redesigned starting in late 2013 and was opened to people in general by and by in December of 2014. Despite everything it houses a McDonald's yet now likewise touts a Subway and Kum and Go comfort store and energizing focus. In August of 2014, it was renamed the Will Rogers Archway to respect one of Oklahoma's most well known children, the ageless cowhand and Western performer. There is even a segment where voyagers can find out about Will and his heritage.