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The Votes Are In! Our Roadtrip Playlist Challenge Winner Has Been Chosen
PA Route 6 Wins the Ultimate Road Trip Playlist Challenge!
After weeks of voting, cruising, and turning up the volume, the results are in: PA Route 6 has officially claimed the title in the Ultimate Road Trip Playlist Challenge!
Earlier this summer, the Lincoln Highway, PA Route 6, and the National Road Heritage Corridor teamed up to launch a one-of-a-kind musical showdown. Our goal? To craft the ultimate playlists that capture the heart and soul of each historic Pennsylvania byway. From steel-town rock to mountain ballads, every song was handpicked to echo the landscapes, stories, and communities along the way.
Thanks to your enthusiasm and votes, PA Route 6 took the top spot—but the real winner here is Pennsylvania. This challenge was never just about playlists. It was about celebrating the open road, sharing the soundtrack of our regions, and connecting people through the power of place and music.
Each corridor brought something unique to the table:
The Lincoln Highway playlist cruised through industrial rhythms and ridge-lined melodies.
The National Road mixed Appalachian soul with timeless Americana.
And Route 6? They stitched together a soundscape of scenic wonder and local pride that clearly struck a chord.
While the challenge is over, the playlists live on. Keep them queued up for your next adventure, whether you're navigating winding mountain roads, visiting small-town gems, or chasing horizons across the Commonwealth.
Listen now and let the soundtrack of Pennsylvania follow you wherever the road may lead.
Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor Playlist
Want to know how we built the soundtrack? Check out the blog post below to follow the journey from Westmoreland to Adams, one track at a time.
Lincoln Highway SupperMarket - CANCELLED for 2025
SupperMarket Update for 2026
The Lincoln Highway Experience Museum will not be hosting SupperMarket during the 2026 season.
As the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor continues an important period of strategic planning and growth, our Board of Directors has made the decision to extend the pause of our open-air live music series through 2026.
The coming year will be an especially active one for our organization. In addition to implementing priorities identified through our updated planning efforts, we have a number of exciting, mission-driven events and programs planned for 2026 that will allow us to better serve our communities and advance our long-term goals.
Looking ahead, we are also reimagining the future of SupperMarket itself. Beginning in 2027, we plan to take our events beyond the museum grounds and into the community, creating new opportunities to connect with broader audiences and partners across the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor.
We are grateful for the enthusiasm and support SupperMarket has received over the years and appreciate your understanding as we take this time to thoughtfully plan what comes next. We look forward to welcoming you to the museum for our other programs and events in 2026—and to sharing more about the future soon.
Before snowplows and heated windshields, winter travel on the Lincoln Highway demanded grit and creativity. In this January Lindsay’s Lincoln Log, explore the realities of cold-weather driving and the roadside lifelines that kept travelers moving.
Discover how Abraham Lincoln transformed Thanksgiving from regional observances into a unifying national holiday amid the Civil War.
Plan a crisp-air loop off the Lincoln Highway through Cowans Gap, Burnt Cabins Grist Mill, barn quilts, farm stands, and Chambersburg’s fountain—plus tips and photo stops.
Discover six one-day itineraries along Pennsylvania’s Lincoln Highway, each offering a unique blend of history, scenery, and local charm. From mountain drives to historic inns, this guide is your perfect starting point for a day of exploration.
From giant ice cream cones to ship-shaped ruins and a house shaped like a shoe, Pennsylvania’s Lincoln Highway is home to some truly unforgettable roadside attractions. In this edition of Lindsay’s Lincoln Log, we’re highlighting the quirky, the oversized, and the wonderfully weird stops that make a summer road trip along Route 30 so much fun. Whether you're snapping photos at the Coffee Pot or grabbing a slice of shoo-fly pie in Lancaster, these larger-than-life landmarks are sure to add some whimsy to your travels.
Explore how the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor created a one-of-a-kind Spotify playlist featuring songs that represent each of its six Pennsylvania counties, from Westmoreland to Adams. Discover the tracks, the stories behind them, and how you can tune in for the ultimate summer road trip soundtrack.
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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