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LHHC celebrates 30 years of "Preserving America's First Road Trip"
Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor Celebrates 30th Anniversary with “30th on 30” Event
On Sunday, June 15, 2025, the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor will celebrate three decades of preserving and promoting America’s First Road Trip with a special anniversary event—30th on 30—held on the grounds of the Lincoln Highway Experience Museum in Latrobe, PA.
From 12:00 to 4:00 PM, visitors can enjoy family-friendly fun including mini golf, a bounce house, and classic lawn games. The museum will be open with discounted admission ($10 for adults; free for guests 18 and under), and delicious food will be available for purchase. Adding a lively soundtrack to the day, the Kyle Greene Trio will perform their signature blend of jam and jazz, setting the tone for a relaxed and memorable summer afternoon.
In addition to discounted museum admission, donations will be gratefully accepted to support the ongoing mission of the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor.
Lincoln Highway SupperMarket - CANCELLED for 2025
The Lincoln Highway Experience Museum will not be hosting SupperMarket in 2025.
As the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor (LHHC) moves into the new year, the Board of Directors has decided that our open-air live music should be suspended for the 2025 season as the organization moves through an exciting year of strategic planning.
In 2025, LHHC will be completing an organization-wide evaluation of our goals for the coming decade as we work to update our Management Action Plan and Interpretive Plan. These plans will determine the trajectory of our efforts as well as the projects, initiatives, and programs we aim to accomplish.
Additionally, with 2025 marking the 30th Anniversary of our 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and America's 250th Birthday coming in 2026, we intend to spend this year planning some special events and programs for the community to commemorate these significant milestones. We also intend to spend this year reevaluating the format of our SupperMarket events in order to reach a broader audience from our community.
We hope to see you at the museum for our other 2025 events!
In this edition of Lindsay’s Lincoln Log, we’re hitting the road to explore six of my favorite hidden gems along the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania. From giant coffee pots and candy emporiums to curated thrift shops and solemn memorials, these unique stops capture the heart, history, and quirk of America’s first coast-to-coast highway.
Welcome to the first part in our new series exploring the Lincoln Highway with Digital Marketing Coordinator Lindsay Greene. Lindsay shares her personal connection to the Highway in this post, and the funny way it kept popping up throughout her life. Journey with us as we explore the stories of this historic roadway!
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