Tracy Press columnist Sam Matthews writes about the pivotal decision to route the Lincoln Highway through the community of Tracy, California, as opposed to a road north of town.
Here is a great video of a historic Union Pacific steam locomotive traveling along the Lincoln Highway in Nebraska, via the Lincoln Highway Nebraska Scenic and Historic Byway.
The History Channel Magazine ran an article on the Lincoln Highway in its July/August 2009 issue.
A unique marker from 1925 acknowledges the people responsible for paving a stretch of the Lincoln Highway south of Le Grand, Iowa.
Salt Lake Tribune columnist Tom Wharton writes about the Lincoln Highway and its various routes in Utah. LHA Treasurer Jesse Petersen is quoted in the article.
Patch columnist Michael Lambert writes about more good eats along the Lincoln Highway in Plainfield, Illinois in the highway’s early decades.
The Repository of Canton, Ohio has a couple of articles on how the Lincoln Highway brought Bernie and Esther Queneau together. Bernie, who traveled the length of the Lincoln Highway as an Eagle Scout in 1928, just turned 100. Esther is a past president of the Lincoln Highway Association. They were married in 2003.
A new section of the East Coast Greenway has opened between Newark and Jersey City along the Lincoln Highway Bridge in New Jersey. It allows bicyclists and pedestrians to safely travel between the state’s two largest cities.
In this entry of the Preserving York blog, Blake Stough writes about a Lincoln Highway concrete marker on East Market Street in York, Pennsylvania that has been missing since it was hit by a car in 2009. He also wonders about an old stone marker that appears to be a mileage marker.