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PA-592-39 Oblique View Looking NW Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-40 Oblique View Looking West Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-41 Detail of east end Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-42 Lincoln Highway Marker near bridge. In 1928, the last act of the Lincoln Highway Association, before it disbanded, was to place 2,761 of these markers along the route of the Lincoln Highway. They were all placed on September 10, 1928 by Boy Scouts. Today, very few remain and of those, few are in their original locations. Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-43 The markers featured the familiar red white and blue logo with the blue "L" in the center. The colors were molded into the concrete and the colors remain 80 years later. Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-44 Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |
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PA-592-45 The markers also had a bronze medalian that commemorated the martyred President. They resemble a Lincoln penny. Photo by Joseph Elliott, Summer-Fall 1999, for HAER |