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MoeJoe Media

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Our  adventure on Route 66 began in 2003 with the purchase of a house on  Route 66 in Seligman, Arizona that we restored and which became our  home. Our next goal was to start a local business on Route 66 in  Seligman. A few blocks down the street from our house on Route 66 was a  forgotten historic building that had been built in 1904 and was owned by  an elderly neighbor, Lupe Munoz. This building had housed the store  that had been in Lupe's family all of her life, but as she became older,  she found it impossible to continue its operation.  The store had been  her life all those years, and despite the fact that she was unable to  keep her treasured business open because of her age, she hesitated for  years to sell it to anyone else.


Since  we were in the process of looking for a store or a building on Route  66, we approached Lupe and inquired if she  was interested in selling  her building. She told us that since she saw the work that we had put  into the restoration of our residence, she felt comfortable selling her  beloved store to us, feeling confident we would bring it back to life  while retaining its history and charm.  We purchased the building from  Ms. Munoz in 2005.  This began the next phase of our Route 66 journey.

Restoration Video 2009

(The Restoration of the Seligman Sundries)


Originally  called Ted's Trading Post when the building came to life in 1904, it  was years later when the Munoz family bought it and renamed it Seligman  Sundries.  Ted's Trading Post had been the first commercial business in  Seligman, Arizona.  Because of its history, the building is now a  contributor to the Seligman Historic District.


Since  the business had been closed for a number of years before we purchased  it, we faced the challenge of upgrading the building to comply with  current code regulations to ensure that the structure was safe.  After 2  years of cleaning, repairing, sorting through its contents and  forgotten treasures, and completing county code compliance upgrades, we  opened for business as a coffee shop, gift shop, museum and Route 66  attraction in early May, 2007 as Historic Seligman Sundries.

In  September, 2014, we sold the business and building so that we could  expand our horizon and devote time and energy to Route 66 travel, meeting new friends and visiting all the unique landmarks that Route  66 offers as a travel experience. We have continued to maintain our house on Route 66 in  Seligman, Arizona.


Our video production highlights some of our adventures. We  started documenting Route 66 videos and photos (our Route 66  Experiences) in 2009. As we continue with our video and photography  documentation of Route 66 today, we focus on events, people, and  interesting travel destinations in all 8 states through which Historic  Route 66 winds.

Frank and Lynne Kocevar with Holiday Greetings

                                       Frank and Lynne


                              

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