Angel Delgadillo: The Guardian Angel of Route 66 Exhibit
During the pandemic, there was a 60 Minutes episode that highlighted a new technology which allowed you to have a conversation with someone using AI technology. The Association had the idea to apply this technology to Angel so visitors could speak with Angel 7 days a week and ask him all about his life and the rebirth of Route 66.
A crew visited Seligman for 3 days, filming Angel in a bubble of cameras for 8 hours a day recording him answering hundreds of questions visitors may be interested in asking. Now, visitors to the Kingman Visitor Center can explore this new experience on the second floor near the entrance to the Route 66 Museum. They can ask him to play his saxophone, listen to his proudest moment in life, and understand why starting the rebirth of Historic Route 66 was so important.
The Storyfile, which consists of an iPad and TV, is surrounded by exhibit walls detailing Angel's life. You can even leave a business card on the wall like in Angel's barber shop.
Open daily 9 am - 4 pm.
Second floor of Kingman Visitor Center
No Admission
120 W Andy Devine Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
928-753-6106
A crew visited Seligman for 3 days, filming Angel in a bubble of cameras for 8 hours a day recording him answering hundreds of questions visitors may be interested in asking. Now, visitors to the Kingman Visitor Center can explore this new experience on the second floor near the entrance to the Route 66 Museum. They can ask him to play his saxophone, listen to his proudest moment in life, and understand why starting the rebirth of Historic Route 66 was so important.
The Storyfile, which consists of an iPad and TV, is surrounded by exhibit walls detailing Angel's life. You can even leave a business card on the wall like in Angel's barber shop.
Open daily 9 am - 4 pm.
Second floor of Kingman Visitor Center
No Admission
120 W Andy Devine Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
928-753-6106
