If you are interested in the Lincoln Highway, there are a wide variety of ways that you can get involved. Whether you are looking for a one time committment or a new group to attend, you'll find an option that fits your needs!
Become a "Friend of the Lincoln Highway"
Adopt a Lincoln Highway Sign
Participate in the Annual Road Rally
Write an Article / Advertise in the Lincoln Highway Journal
Tell Us Your Story
Tell a Friend!
LHHC Collection

Become a "Friend of the Lincoln Highway"

Friends of the Lincoln Highway receive a Lincoln Highway lapel pin, 2 years of the Lincoln Highway Journal (eight issues), and a 10% discount on all Lincoln Highway collectible purchases from the LHHC for two years. Please note that memberships are for two years. There are four different levels of giving, three of which include a free gift:

All donations are tax deductible. To become a Friend: Send your name, address, and phone number along with your donation to: LHHC, PO Box 582, Ligonier, PA 15658.
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Adopt a Lincoln Highway Sign

The LHHC erected approximately 200 Lincoln Highway signs all along the corridor. Though the signs themselves have been paid for, each requires annual liability insurance. Adopting a sign costs $30. When a sign is adopted, the donor's name appears in the Lincoln Highway Journal; a lapel pin and sign location map are sent. To adopt a sign, send your name, address, and telephone number along with your donation to: LHHC, P.O. Box 582, Ligonier, PA 15658.
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Participate in the Annual Road Rally

Each year, the LHHC sponsors a Road Rally through a portion of the Lincoln Highway. For more information, check out the Road Rally page on this site or call the LHHC office at (724) 238-9030.

Write an Article / Advertise in the Lincoln Highway Journal

The Lincoln Highway Journal is published four times a year by the LHHC. Articles cover everything from Lincoln Highway history to current activities along the Corridor. Articles, pictures, and postcards are always welcome. With 13,000 copies distributed throughout the region, it is a great way to advertise to potential customers. For more information on ad rates, or the Lincoln Highway Journal, contact the LHHC office at (724) 238-9030.

Tell Us Your Story

The LHHC is actively seeking your Lincoln Highway stories! The goal is to collect oral histories in order to better interpret the Lincoln Highway experience. If you have a memory or story about the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania, circa 1913-1940, we want to hear it! To share your story, please contact the LHHC office at (724) 238-9030.

Tell a Friend!

Do you know anyone that may be interested in the Lincoln Highway? Let them know about the LHHC! Suggest they visit this website or attend an upcoming event!

LHHC Collection

The LHHC will soon have a Lincoln Highway Experience Center in Ligonier. Part of that Center will offer a Lincoln Highway Library/Archives area that will be open to the public. Recently, the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor Board of Directors and Archives Committee adopted a Collections Policy. The Collections Policy is a comprehensive written statement articulating the purpose of the archives, and how this purpose is pursued through the archives' collections goals, activities and methods. A Collections Policy introduces consistency into the day-to-day handling of the LHHC's collections.

If you have anything from the Lincoln Highway Era (1912-1940) such as photographs, postcards, advertisements, souvenirs, vintage clothing, signs, maps, gasoline pumps, please call Hallie at the LHHC office (724-238-9030) and she will work with you. There are several options: a) a donation with a letter of acknowledgement indicating the value for your item, and name recognition at the Lincoln Highway Experience Center, b) a loan of an item with name recognition at the Lincoln Highway Experience Center, and c) if you have a two-dimensional item and are not able to donate it, you could bring it in and we could scan the image for our files. Lots of possibilities and opportunities! The items will be preserved in the archives for future educational use in the library/archives area or displayed in exhibits housed in “The Lincoln Highway Experience.”

It is especially important for us to locate a donated vehicle (convertible would be super!) for the Experience Center . It does not have to be operable since it will be used to photograph visitors sitting in it.