Lincoln Highway - Pennsylvania Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

The country's first coast-to-coast highway was established in 1913 by the Lincoln Highway Association, largely by improving and linking existing roads between New York and San Francisco. The highway changed the way people traveled and the landscape of nearby towns. Industries such as filling stations, tourist cabins, and restaaurants sprang up along the highway. In 1925, much of the route through Pennsylvania became Route 30.

Marker Name: Lincoln Highway County: Lancaster Date Dedicated: 10/07/2003 Marker Type: Roadside Location: Rte. 462, east end of Veterans Memorial/Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, Columbia Category: Transportation, Roads Website: Not listed

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