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Lincoln Highway
links
- An overview of the road and the new Lincoln
Highway Association
- www.lincolnhighwayassoc.org
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- The Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor
promotes and preserves the route through six Pennsylvania counties
- www.lhhc.org
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- A 1915 trip journal and LHA letter at
the Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer, Grand Island, Neb.
- www.stuhrmuseum.org/westerntrails/paine1915.htm
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- The Lincoln Highway National Museum &
Archives in Galion, Ohio
- www.lincoln-highway-museum.org
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- Jeff Kitsko's exhaustive history of highways
and their alignments
- www.pahighways.com
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- A nice summation of LH history by Richard
F. Weingroff (click "Highway History on that page's upper
right to see his dozens of other articles too).
- http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/infrastructure/lincoln.htm
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- Sandor Gulyas' Lincoln Highway trips,
and a series of loaned photos from the early 1960s
- http://www.roadfan.com/sanlh.html
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- Path of Progress National Heritage Tour
Route: A 500+ mile national heritage tour route as well as a
state heritage tour route which meanders through nine counties
in southwestern Pennsylvania.
http://www.sphpc.org
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- Doug Pappas' tribute to the Ship Hotel
has 3 pages of images.
- http://www.roadsidephotos.com/LH/grandview.htm
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- An amazingly detailed model of a cafe
on the LH at Red Desert, Wyoming, by David Malcolm Rose
- http://www.davidmalcolmrose.com
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- Good article on the 75th anniversary of
another road, the Tamiami Trail in Florida.
- http://www.sptimes.com/2003/webspecials03/trail/intro.shtml
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- Pittsburgh article about the 2003 Lincoln
Highway Cross Country Anniversary Tour.
http://pittsburghlive.com/x/search/s_146232.html
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- Lots of info about U.S. routes:
- http://www.us-highways.com
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- Colorado Highways History has info about
roads in a state that many forget was part of the Lincoln Highway:
- http://www.mesalek.com/colo/history.html
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- The Central Pacific Railroad Photographic
History Museum has info about the railroad at Donner Summit:
- http://cprr.org/Museum/Summit_Tunnel_1999
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- The National Cigar Corporation, Frankfort,
Ind., produced a LH Cigar. The site has a cigar band pictured,
similar to one in my Greetings book but this one has the
company name on it.
http://www.broadleafcigars.com
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- View and purchase the "Lost Highways"
reproduced c. 1924 auto trails poster:
- http://www.users.qwest.net/~everhart/highways.htm
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- The Yellowstone Trail was the first highway
across the northern U.S. from Massachusetts to Washington.
http://www.yellowstonetrail.org
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