On the left, the Lincoln Highway was started with one mile of concrete pavement in a few places paid for by teh federal government as an encouragement for the local organizations to pave the roads with concrete. This plaque marks one of the Seedling Miles at Malta, Illinois. On the right, a Dutch Windmill at the western most point of the Lincoln Highwy in Illinois, in the city of Fulton.

An early pit stop.

One of the many murals commemorating the Lincoln Highway, this one found in Dekalb, Illinois.

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A Commemorative mural in Creston, Illinois. This one commemorates a series of porcelain drinking fountains that were placed along the Lincoln Highway in Illinois only. They were a private memorial gift, granted with the requirement that the towns would install them in working order, and that the street would be re-named "Lincoln Way". Several were installed, some not.

Reinout & Henneke Vogt playing Dutch in Fulton, IL