Shamrock is proud to be the first Texas Route 66 city upon approaching from the east. Unlike many Rt 66 towns, Shamrock is a small and bustling hub for our region with many new stores and businesses being built every year.  A handful of historic art deco styled buildings are still standing in Shamrock with several restored to their former glory. Most notably, the U-Drop Inn which was constructed in 1938 to serve the growing needs of those traveling on America's "Mother Road". Today it serves as a community meeting center, tourist gift shop and headquarters for the Shamrock Chamber of Commerce.

We also have the beautiful Magnolia Station located just off Route 66 at the Pioneer West Museum located at 204 N. Madden.

We encourage all visitors to Shamrock, whether staying overnight or just passing through, to take a few minutes and come see these elegant showpieces of American historical architecture.