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Lincoln Highway
West Virginia to Somerset/Westmoreland County
West Virginia to Somerset/Westmoreland County
The Lincoln Highway runs along the U.S. 30 corridor in Beaver, Allegheny, and Westmoreland Counties. Most of it runs along U.S. 30.
Beaver County
EB LH at the Pennsylvania/West Virginia State Line.
West Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, several routing of the Lincoln Highway converge and pass through Downtown Pittsburgh. This takes travels along many sights of the city, including the Point State Park, Heinz Museum, PNC Park, and Heinz Field.
A ketchup bottle at the Heinz Museum.
East Allegheny County
As the Lincoln Highway moves through Eastern Allegheny County along U.S. 30. At East Pittsburgh, the route leaves U.S. 30 to cross Turtle Creek. Yet as a side trip, the bridge on U.S. 30 over Turtle Creek is a wonderful art-deco construction and worth the venture to see.
U.S. 30 at Turtle Creek.
U.S. 30 at Turtle Creek.
A mural in Irwin.
A Lincoln Highway Marker in Allegheny County.
Westmoreland County
In Westmoreland County, the Lincoln Highway goes through Greensburg. This passes several murals in Greensburg, and the Westmoreland County Courthouse.
A mural in Greensburg.
A mural in Greensburg.
A mural in Greensburg.