The Staunton Country Club is the home of some lost segments of the original Route 66 alignment.

This nine-hole course and country club was opened in 1920 on Illinois Route 4, which became Route 66 in 1926.

When the new, modern Route 4 was built, 900-feet of the Route 66 pavement was left as the access road to the Club and is now named South Country Club Lane.. A small, 180-foot section is also still visible north of the entrance of the lane. The bridge that carried Route 66 over the railroad tracks is long gone, but on the other side of the railroad is a 500-foot segment of original Route 66.