LINCOLN HIGHWAY HERITAGE CORRIDOR

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Designated in 1995 as one of Pennsylvania’s twelve special Heritage Areas, the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridorspans 200 miles through the scenic south-central region of the state. This historic route, inspired by the original 1913 Lincoln Highway, is a living tribute to America’s transportation history, featuring quirky oversized structures, scenic two-lane roads, and fascinating stories of the past.

Why Visit the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor?

-Historic Significance: Discover how the Lincoln Highway, America’s first coast-to-coast road, revolutionized transportation and travel in 1913.
-Retro Vibes: Explore supersized roadside attractions, vintage structures, and nostalgic charm that bring the history of this iconic road to life.
-Scenic Adventures: Enjoy picturesque drives along two-lane roads, immersing yourself in the beauty of Pennsylvania’s rolling hills and charming small towns.
-Transportation History: Dive into the layers of history that preceded the Lincoln Highway, offering insights into America’s evolving infrastructure.

At the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor, we aim to inspire travelers to explore the 200-mile stretch of the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania. By sharing its history and stories, we celebrate how this one road transformed America’s landscape and culture.

Embark on a retro road trip that captures the spirit of America’s transportation heritage. Whether you’re a history buff, a scenic drive enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique travel experience, the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor has something for everyone.