Clott

Highway 41 is a great American road.

Over its 2000-mile length ranging from north to south are major metropolitan areas, regional cities, small towns, farmland, and forests. Author Christopher Clott takes you on a lively journey to see all that is along the road and nearby as it passes through a varied eight-state section of the United States. The past and present are intermingled here within controversial historical and current issues that remain part of the American journey. Packed with informative text, illustrations, photographs, and ＂vignettes＂ of interesting people and places encountered along the road, the book will enable readers to discover the country in ways that they may not have experienced before.

The book has an introduction and is broken into four parts: Part One: The Path, is about the beginnings of the road and the sweeping cultural changes that occurred with the growth of automobile travel. Part Two is the Northern part of the Highway covering the Michigan Upper Peninsula, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. Part Three is the Southern part of the Highway covering Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida that is divided into a part one and part two. Part Four: American Journey, is a summation of central themes and salient points running through travel along Highway 41.