One voice,
one letter,
one road that changed everything
More than a pavement.
This road was a lifeline.
In 1964, Bonnie Margaret Orcutt defied government plans to isolate her desert home by fighting for a four-mile road connecting her property to Route 66. Her story is one of fierce resilience and independence, showing how a determined woman stood up to bureaucracy and secured her place in history. More than just a fight for access, Mrs. Orcutt’s Driveway symbolizes the power of persistence and a woman’s right to be heard.
