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National Center for Cultural Resources, NPS

Northeast Regional Office, NPS

Midwest Regional Office, NPS (no website currently available)

Intermountain Regional Office, NPS (no website currently available)

Pacific West Regional Office, NPS

National Register of Historic Places, NPS

Historic American Buildings Survey/ Historic American Engineering Record (HABS/HAER), NPS

Federal Highway Administration

Organization of American Historians

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Lincoln Highway Association


Three rotating photographs depict:  
1) The steep ridges of the Appalachian Highlands presented a challenge to the fragile automobiles of early Lincoln Highway travelers, creating a unique opportunity to entrepreneurs who set up ridge-top, one-stop service centers that provided food, gas, lodging, water, scenic views and diversion to motorists struggling to cross the mountains. The most famous of these ridge-top one stops was the SS Grandview, opened as a ship-shaped hotel perched atop Allegheny Ridge in 1932. Tragically, this important roadside resource burned in November 2001. Photo courtesy of Kevin Patrick
2) A roadside gas station and cabins along the Lincoln Highway in Alda, Nebraska. Courtesy of Carol Ahlgren
3) Original Lincoln Highway route near Sidney, Nebraska. Courtesy of Carol Ahlgren.

[graphic] Map of Lincoln Highway route, which is a link to more maps
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