Lincoln Highway Association PA Chapter

Lincoln Highway Association PA Chapter Lincoln Highway Association Pennsylvania Chapter is the state organization associated with the national Lincoln Highway Association (LHA.)

We are dedicated to preserving the history of all things associated with the Lincoln Highway across the state.

Back to school! What's your favorite school building along the Lincoln Highway across Pennsylvania? A one room schoolhou...
08/31/2026

Back to school! What's your favorite school building along the Lincoln Highway across Pennsylvania? A one room schoolhouse, a building with unique architecture, I remember walking to elementrary school every day along Main Street.

As students return to the classroom, remember that Pennsylvania law requires all drivers to stop when following or approaching a school bus stopping to pick up or drop off passengers. Watch our for school crossing guards and follow their instructions. Slow down and protect the lives of the children.

Vintage postcard image of "The Grade School" in Everett, PA.

Some additional photos from the Semiquincentennial Bell dedication.
08/30/2026

Some additional photos from the Semiquincentennial Bell dedication.

LHA PA Chapter President, Tom Davidson, enjoyed attending the America250PA event at the 1776 Dobbin House Tavern in Gett...
08/30/2026

LHA PA Chapter President, Tom Davidson, enjoyed attending the America250PA event at the 1776 Dobbin House Tavern in Gettysburg.

The unveiling of the Pennsylvania Semiquincentennial Bell by Jacqueline White and the Charters of Freedom (Declaration of Independence, US Constitution and Gettysburg Address) are a significant gift to the community and a place that visitors can learn about the foundations of our nation.

They moved a house to create space for this lovely park for all to enjoy.

Sometimes an aerial view of a special place helps us appreciate the grand views that we can see when we pull over. Vinta...
08/30/2026

Sometimes an aerial view of a special place helps us appreciate the grand views that we can see when we pull over. Vintage postcard of S.S. Grand View Point Hotel.

We are looking at updating our website and the question came up about the opportunity to update the logo for the Pennsyl...
08/29/2026

We are looking at updating our website and the question came up about the opportunity to update the logo for the Pennsylvania Chapter Lincoln Highway Association at the same time.

Give us your feedback on some recent logos that we used or propose something totally different in the comments below.

1) Hit 😎 if you like this Lincoln Highway PA keystone style logo in red, white and blue. The text would be updated to say "Pennsylvania" instead of "York, PA." This features the Lincoln Highway emblem colors but has a Pennsylvania spin with the keystone in a circle.

2) Hit 😍 if you love our current logo. It is the traditional Lincoln Highway emblem with "Pennsylvania Chapter" added to show that we are affiliated with the national Lincoln Highway Association but a separate organization. LHA has the trademark for the LHA emblem so we need to have something a little different.

3) Hit 👍 if you like the recent logo that was designed for use with the 2026 LHA national conference, Road to Independence. The logo was developed by a York College student to help us market the conference to people not familar with the Lincoln Highway. The conference celebrated America 250 so perhaps it could be reworked to use for the PA Chapter LHA moving forward. The wording would need updates to focus on our organization.

4) Do you have a different idea for our new logo? Go to comments and share your design. The winning logo will be given a Lincoln Highway book for use of your design.

Appreciate your kind thoughts and feedback without critique of the various logos or other peoples' opinions. Rude remarks will be hidden. Thank you.

Drive Safely! Before AAA and automobile company roadside assistance one of the largest groups in Pennsylvania and the no...
08/29/2026

Drive Safely! Before AAA and automobile company roadside assistance one of the largest groups in Pennsylvania and the north east providing services was the Keystone Automobile Club headquarted in Philadelphia. In the early 20th century, only Detroit, MI had more automobiles than Philadelphia.

This early Keystone membership ID was meant to be carried with your car keys. Do you still belong to a automobile "club" or roadside assistance program? Many now carry coverage for emergencies as part of their auto insurance policy.

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