Standin' on the Corner Park in Winslow, AZ
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Standin' on the Corner Park

In Winslow, AZ, Standin' on the Corner Park honors the Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey song Take It Easy, a hit for the Eagles. The song's line about standing on a corner in Winslow is the whole idea: the park turns that lyric into a place you can visit. It opened in 1999 and sits just off the old road through town.

What is Standin' on the Corner Park?

The corner holds a two-story trompe-l'oeil mural by John Pugh, painted to trick the eye, a parked flatbed Ford and a bronze figure called Easy, sculpted by Ron Adamson, who stands at the corner with his guitar. A brick wall surrounds the park; each brick bears a donor's name and a short note about Winslow.

Visiting Standin' on the Corner Park: tips

Treat it as a short photo stop. Food is about 0.1 mile away. The La Posada Historic District is about 0.2 mile away and the Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post and Warehouse about 0.3 mile.

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La Posada Historic District in Winslow, AZ

La Posada Historic District

Winslow, Arizona · on Route 66

A Spanish Colonial Revival landmark district on Winslow's stretch of Route 66, with a hotel and restaurant.

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0.2 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post and Warehouse in Winslow, AZ

Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post and Warehouse

Winslow, Arizona · on Route 66

A 1917 trading post building in downtown Winslow that has been put to work as the town's visitor center.

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0.3 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

Brigham City, Arizona

Brigham City

Brigham City, Arizona · 1.4 mi from Route 66

The walled remains of an 1876 Mormon farming colony on the Little Colorado River, just north of Winslow.

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1.5 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

Sunset

Sunset, Arizona · 2.4 mi from Route 66

An 1876 Mormon colony near Winslow washed away by the river; only a small hilltop cemetery remains.

Ghost town

2.9 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

Homolovi State Park near Winslow, AZ

Homolovi State Park

Winslow, Arizona · 1.2 mi from Route 66

Over 300 ancestral Hopi village sites just north of Winslow, with trails, exhibits and a campground.

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3.9 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

Chevelon Creek Bridge near Winslow, AZ

Chevelon Creek Bridge

Winslow, Arizona · 3.5 mi from Route 66

A rare steel pony truss bridge from Arizona's first years of statehood, on the old Holbrook–Winslow road.

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11.8 mi from Standin' on the Corner Park

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