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Lincoln Highway Association PA Chapter Lincoln Highway Association Pennsylvania Chapter is the state organization associated with the national Lincoln Highway Association (LHA.)

We are dedicated to preserving the history of all things associated with the Lincoln Highway across the state.

All eyes will be on Gettysburg next week.https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DBmtP7dkL/
11/12/2026

All eyes will be on Gettysburg next week.

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Northern Central Railway of York (NCR) will bring a unique piece of American railroad history to Gettysburg as its William H. Simpson No. 17 steam locomotive takes part in next

There a whisper of the annual seasonal shift from warmer days to cooler nights with the forecast of the four letter word...
11/12/2026

There a whisper of the annual seasonal shift from warmer days to cooler nights with the forecast of the four letter word, "SNOW," creaping into the forecast. Are you ready for snow's appearance on lawns and eventually roadways?

Here's an historic image from the 1895/96 winter storm that buried the Lincoln Highway and Wrightsville. Would you be out shoveling for extra income or curled up near your wood stove keeping warm?

Most importantly, what is your snow storm predictions for the end of our 250th birthday as a nation? Will the Lincoln Highway across Pennsylvania see record snow total or less than average? Share your winter predictions in the comments below. We'll have a drawing and send a book to someone randomly chosen who makes a bold prediction before the first snow flies. 🌬️☃️❄️

Many 19th century inns that provided rest and food to early travelers became roadside attractions for many automobile to...
11/11/2026

Many 19th century inns that provided rest and food to early travelers became roadside attractions for many automobile tourists along the Lincoln Highway in the early 20th century.

Ye Olde Inn in Jennerstown offered lunch, rooms and dinners back in the day. The neon signs must have captured drivers attention. This RPPC describes a group traveling to a convention in South Carolina. We wonder where they decided to turn south in their journey. It is postmarked 1935.

Too sweet a deal not to share! Thank you Veterans all across Pennsylvania along the Lincoln Highway.
11/11/2026

Too sweet a deal not to share! Thank you Veterans all across Pennsylvania along the Lincoln Highway.

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Thank you to all our Veterans this Veterans Day. Honor those that you know served this country. This WWI era "Doughboy" ...
11/11/2026

Thank you to all our Veterans this Veterans Day. Honor those that you know served this country. This WWI era "Doughboy" statue along the Lincoln Highway is a reminder of the sacrifices made by all generations of those that served in our military. Thank you.

Pennsylvania World War One Doughboy Monument along the Lincoln HIghway.

What can you tell us about the Keystone Tourist Court just east of Chambersburg?The white picket fences and tulip lined ...
11/10/2026

What can you tell us about the Keystone Tourist Court just east of Chambersburg?

The white picket fences and tulip lined driveway must have been a lovely sight for weary travelers. Also note the white painted rocks lining the entrance. Was this a Pennsylvania Dutch thing? The hand written named change on the back to "B.F. Isenberger" suggests that it recently changed ownership.

This vintage post card must be rare in that it was published by MWM (Midwestern Map Company) of Aurora, MO.

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