Historic small town outside of Phoenix has 1950s charm with neon signs, soda fountains, and train to Grand Canyon ...Middle East

TRAVELERS of all ages can get their kicks on Route 66 as they drive into a small quaint town less than an hour’s drive away from one of the country’s most famous national parks.  Around 175 miles north of Phoenix, Arizona lies the historic town of Williams, founded in 1881.  GettyWilliams, Arizona is known for its 1950s and 1960s charm[/caption] ReutersThe town is located along the last stretch of Route 66 in the state[/caption] GettyTourists can travel from Williams to the Grand Canyon on one two-hour train ride[/caption] GettyOn the outskirts of Williams is Bearizona National Park, home to a variety of wild animals including black bears[/caption] Also known as t

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