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Date: 22 Sep 2006
Time: 16:59:10

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I am solving a multi part riddle. From the research I have done I am certain the first part of riddle leads me to the portion of the Lincoln Highway. After big mountain pass would the next stop west of the mountains be Salt Lake City. Any thoughts?

Date: 28 Aug 2006
Time: 14:55:58

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Befroe moving to Las Vegas I lived in Park Forest, IL about a half block off of Lincoln Hwy (Rt 30). Just recently I've been talking to my sife about a motorcycle trip across the country on Lincoln Hwy. I also wondered why Rt 66 gets all the publicity. I enjoy the web site. Thanks

Date: 26 Aug 2006
Time: 08:42:43

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Planning a trip from San Francisco to Chicago I find YOUR information absolutely great. Thank you!

Date: 06 Aug 2006
Time: 18:46:42

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Have traveled the Lincoln Highway before but in my everyday truck. Now that I know what it really is I will have to use my "53 truck.

Date: 12 Jul 2006
Time: 21:34:21

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During the late 1930's my grandparents managed "The Shady Nook" truck stop at the 1733 Ranch, which was located 1733 miles from Boston and 1733 miles from San Francisco. Across the street was the 1733 Amusement Park, where tourists would swim in the huge pool, or attend concerts from big bands traveling through, like Tommy Dorsey's band. My father and aunt swam in the pool everday as kids, and told many stories of the people traveling across the country who stopped in for gas and food. I hope to write a novel based upon The Shady Nook, the true center of America.

Date: 07 Jun 2006
Time: 21:23:54

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I am trying to locat a MS. Conner that taught 6th grade at Lincoln School in Mt. Madison Iowa 1955. She helped me a lot and I would like to thank her.

Date: 03 Jun 2006
Time: 23:25:14

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I am in the process of purchasing a hotel on the old Lincoln Hwy near the Lincoln Highway Bridge in Tama and near the landmark little park that has been established. I want my hotel to capture the history of the Lincoln Highway and plan a display in the small lobby area. I am trying to name the 14 room motel and toy with The Willow, The American Willow or Lincoln Highway Bridge Motel. The motel was built in the 1960's so doesn't carry a history to the road nor bridge, just its location. History is interesting. I am new to the area and am fascinated about learning more on the Lincoln Hwy.
Your website says see you in June in Iowa. Where will you be. I own the Super 8 Motel in the Tama Toledo, Iowa area as well. I would be glad to offer Friends of the Lincoln Highway a good discount.
call 641 484 5888 ask for Mr. Lavern H. Worple or if making a reservation tell the clerk I said Friends of the Lincoln Hwy Discount and to contact me. It will be about a 15% discount. Keep in touch.

Date: 01 Mar 2006
Time: 07:36:30

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Keep it going we can't lose the history.
In the 50's my first US Geography book used the Lincoln Highway to teach US geography. I loved that book and the trip it took us on. And even though not too much of it was in NY it did start here.

Date: 24 Jan 2006
Time: 18:59:00

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Interesting site, a great piece of history, I would be interested in learning more about the route through Nebraska and Wyoming.

Lou Manus
South Dakota

Date: 23 Jan 2006
Time: 13:39:16

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i got to see the stergis house in 5th grade that place is nice hope i can stay there sometime

Date: 22 Jan 2006
Time: 21:49:27

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I attended school in Maine and Mass. during the 40s and 50s. During that period, about 4th grade, we learned about the Lincoln Highway and it's significance to our nation and it's future. From that time to this I have longed to make that trip from coast to coast on our "National Highway". My wife and I intend to attempt it this year from Ohio to Reno. CAN ANYONE GIVE US SOME HELPFUL HINTS?

Date: 18 Jan 2006
Time: 15:38:18

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This is a really great website on the Lincoln Highway. What you really need now is another Lincoln Highway radio show.

Name:	Graham Fisher - September 29, 2004
E-mail:	grahamfischer1979@hotmail.com
Location:	laramie, wy USA
Comments:	Whean I was at the age of 7 my father (Jerry Fisher) would tell me the crazzy stories of C.G. Fisher. At that time my father was writing the book of this stranger people did not know. The more and more I found out about this man the more and more I realived that no one new of him. Its grreat to see that people still thank him the few that realy know about this great man that you everyone that is making it happen. ( Family member of the great Carl Graham Fisher)

Name:	Larry Wilcox - September 24, 2004
E-mail:	ljwwilcox@msn.com
Location:	Ft Madison, Iowa USA
Comments:	Does anyone have one of the cement markers that was put along the road or know where I can get one? I would be willing to buy and pick it up any place in the lower 48. I was born and raised along the Lincoln highway @ Glidden, Iowa.

Name:	Larry Wilcox - September 24, 2004
E-mail:	ljwwilcox@msn.com
My URL:
Location:	Ft Madison, Iowa USA
Comments:	My hometown was Glidden, Ia. 30 went through the north end of it. I am now 67 yrs old but I still remember hanging out in the gas stations. Trvelers would stop for gas with the air conditioners hanging on the side of their cars and wondering where they were going. That is when gas was .29 cents a gallon and five dollars would let you drive all day on Saturday and then take a girl on a date that night.

Name:	JUDY BEAUDOIN - August 25, 2004
E-mail:	judybeaudoin@netscape.com
Location:	MURRAY, ut USA
Comments:	Is there a cost to subscribe to the newsletter?

Name:	Richard Bublitz - August 25, 2004
E-mail:	dick-rcb@juno.com
My URL:	http://www.mockturtlepress.com
Location:	Woodland , CA USA
Comments:	Following up on our conversation regarding your Ely meeting.

Name:	Dick Pettitt - August 19, 2004
E-mail:	petittlostnation@essex1.com
Location:	Dixon, Il USA
Comments:	Igrew up on a farm at Belle Plaine Iowa farm that originaly was one of the ssuppllyers of mules for building both Lincoln Hwy and some upgrades to the Northwestern Railroad. That ancestor I believe was a "Prill"

Name:	Rose & Tom See - July 18, 2004
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
My URL:	http://www.webspawner.com/users/fisherpass/
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	If any of you out there is interested in what the Fisher Pass Monument Committee is doing click on to our web page www.webspawner.com/users/fisherpass/ and sign our guest book. Rollin g. Southwell and I have worked very hard and this time next year we will have the dedication to Carl G. Fisher for all his work and contributions he made through out his life.

Name:	Rose and Tom See - June 13, 2004
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	Hear Ye!! Hear Ye!! This is the secretary for the Fisher Pass Monument Committee and I am here to tell you we are 20% from reaching our goal for having the Monument to Carl Fisher on top of the Fisher Pass/ Johnson pass. We will get this done regarless if the LHA joins us or not. They want to form a committee and we have the committee, we just wish they would join us like six chapters of the LHA already have. Its sad there are people in the world who won't play the game unless they get to be firsteverytime the game is played. But Games Do Go On with or without them. Heres a special thank you to the Chapters of the Lincoln Highway Assoication that has made a contribution and their support to our project. Thank You....Rose See

Name:	E Bell - April 23, 2004
E-mail:	cheapland@earthlink.net
My URL:	http://5372707.tripod.com/lincolnhwy
Location:	East Liverpool, OH USA
Comments:	I have a new e-mail address. Thanks!!

Name:	Rose See - March 17, 2004
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	On behalf of the Fisher Pass Monument Committee I would like to say that as secretary of the committee things are moving to plan. We have the rocks for the monument picked, we have the inscribtion for the plaques, we have the arcitect and designer picked for the project and the company has started working on the plans. Our goal is $5000.00-$8000.00 to complete the Monument for Fisher/Johnson Pass and we already have $1800.00. With your help and support we know the monument wil be done to honor Carl G. Fisher.

Name:	Eddie - March 14, 2004
E-mail:	land@neo.rr.com
My URL:	http://5372707.tripod.com/lincolnhwy
Location:	East Liverpool, OH USA
Comments:	I own two parcels of land along the Lincoln Highway in East Liverpool, Ohio (Columbiana County). They are not very big, and are not build-able, but they have a great view of the Ohio River, Scenic Route 7, and the hills of West Virginia. You can find information on my web page about these great lots. They are for sale for $150! No joke! If you are interested, e-mail me!

Name:	GARY KELLER - March 12, 2004
E-mail:	ROCKARTSIGNS@MSN.COM
Location:	MESA, AZ MARICOPA
Comments:	ROLAND, LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU ON YOUR SIGNING NEEDS.

Name:	lenora ellison - March 05, 2004
E-mail:	ellison7044@cox.net
Location:	niceville, fl USA
Comments:	I got interested in the Lincoln Highway while scanning my fathers pictures taken in 1923-1925 He traveled the Lincoln Highway & took pictures along the way.

Name:	Jaromy D. Jessop - March 01, 2004
E-mail:	jjessop@co.tooele.ut.us
Location:	West Wendover, NV USA
Comments:	Neat webpage!!! Very interesting. I am sure that I will be making some purchases from the bookstore. J.D. Jessop

Name:	Michael S. Williamson - February 29, 2004
E-mail:	Roaddog44@starpower.net
Location:	Silver Spring, MD USA
Comments:	I took a wonderful 34-day, 8,000 mile trip (with some small diversions) with my young daughters (ages 5 and 7) last summer. We went the whole way, Times square (NY) to Lincoln Park (SF) on the Lincoln Highway, round trip. We ate/stayed at only mom and pop restaurants and motels--we never spent a dime at a national chain business except for gas.I'm putting together a guide (like the old blue books and Duncan Hines guides) listing some good old places to stay and eat I might have missed on the road. Any thoughts? Lemme know. Thanks, Michael Williamson

Name:	Michael S. Williamson - February 29, 2004
E-mail:	Roaddog44@starpower.net
Location:	Silver Spring, MD USA
Comments:	I took a wonderful 34-day, 8,000 mile trip (with some small diversions) with my young daughters (ages 5 and 7) last summer. We went the whole way, Times square (NY) to Lincoln Park (SF) on the Lincoln Highway, round trip. We ate/stayed at only mom and pop restaurants and motels--we never spent a dime at a national chain business except for gas.I'm putting together a guide (like the old blue books and Duncan Hines guides) listing some good old places to stay and eat I might have missed on the road. Any thoughts? Lemme know. Thanks, Michael Williamson

Name:	Jim Ruzicka - February 17, 2004
E-mail:	modela_m38_jim@msn.com
Location:	LaGrange Park, IL USA
Comments:	In 1959 to 1961 I was stationed at Dugway Proving Ground with USA. I wish that I then had the same interest in the Lincoln Highway as I do now. Our Salt Creek Chapter Model A Ford Club of America here in Illinois is a member of LHA, and I enjoy reading the articles. Especially enjoyable was the article on Fish Springs. In 1960 or 1961, the Centennial of the Pony Express included a re-enactment ride of the Pony Express with a stop a Fish Springs. I was there that night, and found my way through the desert by following the convoy in front of me! Keep up the good work.

Name:	Rose See - January 17, 2004
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	it is a pleasure to be working for the R.G.Southwell Foundation I know that we will succeed.

Name:	Mr. and Mrs. Tom See - November 18, 2003
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, utah USA
Comments:	Thank You Rollin..we are going to get a monument to honor Carl Fisher on top of the Pass. Love you

Name:	Paul Bryant - November 13, 2003
E-mail:	bryantacd@hotmail.com
Comments:	Please advise me of a contact for information regarding the Lincoln Highway Tour for 2004. Thank you.

Name:	Paul Bryant - November 13, 2003
E-mail:	bryantacd@hotmail.com
Comments:	Please advise me of a contact for information regarding the Lincoln Highway Tour for 2004. Thank you.

Name:	Tom and Rose See - September 29, 2003
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	THE MAN FROM UTAH IS HARD TO CATCH UP WITH CHECK YOUR EMAILS MORE OFTEN. LOVE YOU ROLLIE

Name:	Malcolm Atherton - September 28, 2003
E-mail:	realrum@aol.com
Location:	SLC, UT USA
Comments:	Greetings, I was exploring a section of what I believe is the Old Lincoln Highway at the mouth of Lamb's Canyon today (up Parley's Canyon). On the East side of the road, up a few hundred yards, is an old concrete bridge, I believe is from the old road and at the very mouth of the canyon on the West side of the road is a turnoff that at one time had some black top. I drove up that west turn off several hundred yards until it turned into brush and I turned around. When I got back to the parking lot area at the mouth of the Canyon, I had the unfortunate experience of getting cited by a SL County Sheriff, that had no idea of what the road was. He seemed to think that I was just "4 wheelin'" and said that he would even cite anyone on the east section of the highway, where it crosses the old bridge. I have a court date next week for a class B misdemeanor. Cheers, Malcolm

Name:	Tom and Rose See - September 04, 2003
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Utah USA
Comments:	We live @ Willow Springs which is located on FISHER PASS this is befores Orrs Ranch. We have a nice little beer bar and 524 acres of beautiful mountains and wild life. If you are ever this way on hwy.199 stop in and say hi. Tom knows just about everything you need to know about this lincoln highway on this west side of the Mississippi.

Name:	Tom and Rose See - September 04, 2003
E-mail:	harrell_6@msn.com
Location:	Willow Springs, Ut USA
Comments:	Come visit Willow Spprings Lodge and have a cold beer.

Name:	Rina Dion - August 27, 2003
E-mail:	SeniorMag@sbcglobal.net
Location:	Sacramento, CA USA
Comments:	My name is Rina Dion and I am the graphic designer/editor for Senior Magazine. Our October Travel issue will be featuring Lincoln Highway. I would like to list all 12 states and a few places of interest from each state. Are there a few places you can provide to me and our readers. Also, what is the deal about the bomb field? I sure like to understand more about that too.

Name:	Brian Fitzgerald - August 27, 2003
E-mail:	wcbfitzg@ihc.com
Location:	Salt Lake , utah USA
Comments:	This highway has always facinated me. I saw the article in the Desert News and appreciated having a web site to learn more about it. Thanks

Name:	Theresa Riemenschneider - August 26, 2003
E-mail:	Stacks1469@aol.com
Location:	Minerva, Ohio USA
Comments:	We enjoyed the cars that cruised the old route in August 03 We gave out free lemonade, and we will do it next time too! There wasn't many who stopped, but we enjoyed sharing stories. Hope to see everyone again soon. Thanks!

Name:	Norma Berns - July 13, 2003
E-mail:	normab@fbx.com
Location:	Carroll, Ia USA
Comments:	Had our Iowa meeting yesterday, July 12. Paul told me to go to Google to search W.F. Coan. Lots there. William Folwell Coan ! Born 1820 in Seneca County, N.Y. Came to Clinton in 1856 & went into banking business. 1865 - Founder of the Clinton Citizens Bank,Clinton,Ia., now Clinton National Bank. Founder of Presbyterian Church in Clinton. But, it was his son William F. Coan, Jr. that was the first Iowa Consul and later Honorary Vice-President of LH. Died Feb. 13, 1918.

Name:	bill broel jr. - July 09, 2003
E-mail:	billnlana@hotmail.com
Location:	NORTH LAWRENCE, oh USA
Comments:	live close to the highway and always been interested in it as being a national monument to old cars and history. i do own a 1928 plymouth and am touring some of the highway with the plymouth owners club in the following week. the web sites are awsome. good luck in your work of documenting the lincoln highway.

Name:	Curtis Martinson - June 11, 2003
E-mail:	c.martinson@charter.net
Location:	Minden, NV USA
Comments:	Please send me a web site that has a map of the old Lincoln Highway. Thank you.

Name:	Michael And Janet Amoroso - June 11, 2003
E-mail:	mamoroso82@hotmail.com
Location:	Salt Lake City, ut USA
Comments:	As a small child I seem to remember some mention of the Lincoln highway however I cant be sure, needless to say that the article I read in the paper on tuesday really grabbed me. My wife and I enjoy traveling the dirt and unimproved roads of Utah and any place else we happen to wind up. Unfortunatly I dont ever remember comming across a Lincoln marker on any of our trips. well that probably will change,soon I hope. Please dont sell or give our e mail address to any third parties as I really hate to get junk e mailed to me from strangers, as most of it is trash or filth or both. Feel free to contact me your self though. Thank you Michael and Janet Amoroso

Name:	Norma Berns - June 05, 2003
E-mail:	normab@fbx.com
Location:	Carroll, IA USA
Comments:	Enjoyed every illustration, sketch etc. and especially the narration!

Name:	Robert Southwell - June 02, 2003
E-mail:	Robert@pgrimes.com
Location:	S.L.C., Ut USA
Comments:	My father would often tell stories of the lincoln highway.

Name:	liz - May 18, 2003
E-mail:	esouthwell@media.utah.edu
Location:	SLC, UT USA
Comments:	I love driving on the lincoln highway. It's fun!

Name:	Jeron Woffinden - April 23, 2003
E-mail:	jkw27@byu.edu
Location:	Lehi, ut USA
Comments:	I am interested in Lincoln Highway information in Utah & Nevada. Please E-mail pamphlet information,Thanks Jeron

Name:	Nathan Thomas - April 15, 2003
E-mail:	nathan_thomas@nv.blm.gov
Location:	McGill, NV USA
Comments:	Rollin, The web page looks real good.

Name:	Lynn Halladay - April 09, 2003
E-mail:	shrlynn1lynn@aol.com
Location:	Magna, utah USA
Comments:	injoyed the 1924 map

Name:	Greg Schulz - March 06, 2003
E-mail:	gschulz@magnautah.org
Location:	Magna, UT USA
Comments:	As a piece of information for your organization, the Magna Area Council on Thursday (today) March 6, 2003 will be presenting a resolution to the Salt Lake County Mayor and Council requesting Magna's Historic Main Street be designated as an "Historic District Overlay Zone" to protect the heritage of the area. The street that serves this area is the Historic Lincoln Highway - and we want it preserved, too. If you could get me any information you have that would bolster the case, I'd greatly appreciate it. Also, if the members of your organization would like to attend to support the initiative, the meeting will start at 7:00PM at the Magna Recreation Center (3350 South 8600 West). If you have other questions, you can contact me at (801)250-1922. Sincerely, Greg Schulz Councilman Magna Area Council

Name:	jerome price - February 26, 2003
E-mail:	pricejc502003@yahoo.com
Location:	cassopolis, mi USA
Comments:	Attended a meeting last Saturday in Warsaw Ind. with people from the Indiana chapter concerning the 2003 convention. Things seem to be moving alongnicely. Russell Rein was there, showed everybody the postcard of the "Lincoln Highway Kids" from Fort Wayne, who walked the highway in 1915, and raised money for their trip byselling post cards. Both of us, along with a couple of people from South Bend are planning to attend the meeting in Plymouth with the Nat. Park people .....J.P.

Name:	John Kirkland - December 26, 2002
E-mail:	jskirkland@webpipe.net
Location:	South Weber, UT USA
Comments:	Did an internet search on Lincoln Highway because someone put up a sign on a telephone pole along South Weber Drive (State Road 60). Can't find any information about routing thru South Weber (Ogden route???) on SR60. Would like to know more about these driving tours, as I own a couple of antique Buicks. Is the stretch thru Dugway accessible at all these days, or do you have to bypass on the Pony Express trail?

Name:	N. Berns - December 05, 2002
E-mail:	normab@fbx.com
Location:	Carroll, IA USA
Comments:	Read every comment. Wish I could be a mouse on some of those trips across the LH. I'd like to take backroads, the old abandoned roads. Paul showed slides of his trip to CA to the 2002 Nat'l. Conv at our fall meeting. Wish I could see them again.

Name:	ed hodges - November 28, 2002
E-mail:	ehodges@ix.netcom.com
Location:	san jose, ca USA
Comments:	great website----i found the book i was searching for. I am also looking for the videotape version of the 1915(?) movie depicting the recently created hiway. I have special interest in the section of the lincoln hiway going from verdi,nevada to truckee,california. Do you have suggestions for me?

Name:	steve erckmann - September 29, 2002
E-mail:	serckmann@tm.net
Location:	midland, mi USA
Comments:	love traveling the backroads of the west

Name:	Su Aros - September 04, 2002
E-mail:	saros@thewebunwired.net
Location:	Carroll, IA USA
Comments:	no comments - haven't been there yet

Name:	Bill Power - May 21, 2002
E-mail:	bi890@lafn.org
Location:	Rancho Palos Verdes, CA USA
Comments:	New looking site is great. Thank you. In 1999 we drove the LH from California to Times Square in our 1930 Model "A". The help and good times along the way made it an unforgettable experience.

Name:	S.R.Bush - May 13, 2002
E-mail:	dogwood@foothill.net
Location:	Dutch Flat, CA USA
Comments:	Drove The Highway from Tooele, UT to Ely, NV [via Fish Springs & Gold Hill] in April. Didn't pass 1 car from Orr's Ranch to Schellbourne [!] Now THAT'S the "Loneliest Road"!! Mr.Peterson's Guide Book was very helpful. Had no problems at all, I found the road to much easier than I'd thought. My old '62 Land-Rover never broke a sweat! SR

Name:	Cheryl Wortman - March 19, 2002
E-mail:	4worts@bright.net
Comments:	I grew up with the Lincoln Highway in my front yard north of Convoy, Ohio. I am just getting started in my quest to learn more about this wonderful road. I am out your way each spring on business and will be looking into locating the road next time I'm there. I travel to Paoli, PA several times a year and always delight in the fact that I stay "just down the road" (600miles) from home. Glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks this road is special.

Name:	Paul Walker - January 30, 2002
E-mail:	walkerpaul@machlink.com
My URL:	http://zeus.ia.net/~iowalha
Location:	Muscatine, IA USA
Comments:	Like your new look. I hope you re-link to our Iowa site at the enclosed URL. thanks!

Name:	Jane Zakarian - December 27, 2001
E-mail:	Janez@netstockdirect.com
Location:	Bellevue, wa USA
Comments:	Remember standing and reading the historical marker at Cove Fort, Utah with my dad in 1957.

Name:	rollin southwell - November 25, 2001
E-mail:	Rollin.Southwell@pgrimes.com
Comments:	I have just upgraded my web pages and the man from Utah like it. Check it out and see what you think Rollin Sothwell man from utah

Name:	Bob Means - November 24, 2001
E-mail:	x67mins@aol.com
Location:	garden valley, ca USA
Comments:	great job, only wish each sate had a detailed map of where the orginal old route passed thru. I have driven all of the original route in Calif, and some in other states as I have crossed the country.

Name:	Brad Anderson - October 28, 2001
E-mail:	AAmba3@home.com
Location:	Ogden, UT USA
Comments:	My father Gerald Anderson( See Sept 6th 2000) gave me a love for the highway. He has sinced passed away. Great site. I have hiked the highway with my father. I miss you Dad.

Name:	Vincent DeCaria - October 01, 2001
E-mail:	vinced@questar.com
Location:	Layton, UT USA
Comments:	Informative links!

Name:	ron bateman - September 05, 2001
E-mail:	raoron@yahoo.com
Location:	south jordan, ut USA
Comments:	can't find much on the victory highway/lincoln highway across the Salt Flats. I have written about the Lincoln Highway in Ibapah, Utah in Deep Creek Reflection published in 1984.

Name:	Robert C DeMatto - September 03, 2001
E-mail:	ccc1@enter.net
Location:	Gilbertsville, PA USA
Comments:	LINCOLN HIGHWAY member. Keap uo the good work.

Name:	Chris Page - August 21, 2001
E-mail:	chris_page3030@hotmail.com
Location:	New York, NY USA
Comments:	I work with Marie...we met at Kaplan in NYC!

Name:	Kenneth Stamm - August 12, 2001
E-mail:	kstamm@xmission.com
Location:	South Jordan, UT USA
Comments:	Will be going on Lincoln Highway tour Sept 15, 2001

Name:	Kenneth Stamm - August 12, 2001
E-mail:	kstamm@xmission.com
Location:	South Jordan, UT USA
Comments:	Will be going on Lincoln Highway tour Sept 15, 2001

Name:	RANDALL HOLMAN - July 24, 2001
E-mail:	H7CREW@AOL.COM
Location:	SANDY, UT USA
Comments:

Name:	Larry Gibble - July 08, 2001
E-mail:	largib@msn.com
Location:	Elizabethtown, pa USA
Comments:	I am planning a trip next year to travel the Lincoln Highway from Lancaster pa to the coast and am looking forward to visting you state .

Name:	robert webb - June 30, 2001
E-mail:	r.webb11@GTE.NET
Location:	SACRAMENTO, CA USA
Comments:	INTERESTING

Name:	Tony Burdett - June 14, 2001
E-mail:	burdettassoc@cs.com
Location:	Salt Lake City, UT USA
Comments:	I have been trying to find a contact for the Lincoln. My phone #here in Salt Lake is 801-278-2017

Name:	Rick Donaldson - June 09, 2001
E-mail:	gr8basin@aol.com
Location:	Spokane, WA USA
Comments:	Nice website. I have spent considerable time researching Lincoln Highway Corridor from Pollock Pines to Carson City, Nevada. Lots of fun!

Name:	Bob Maglish - June 09, 2001
E-mail:	Vegasflash@uswest.net
Location:	Tooele, Ut USA
Comments:	Having lived in Lake Point, Ut. for a short period I never considered that short piece of old road marked as the Lincoln Highway anything more than a old farm road until I saw your web page. Best of luck in bringing a bit of history back.

Name:	Martin M. Tobert - May 29, 2001
E-mail:	MartinMTobert@email.msn.com
Location:	Farmington, UT USA
Comments:	Interested in route of highway through this area.

Name:	Lynn Bernhard - April 20, 2001
E-mail:	lbernhard@dot.state.ut.us
Location:	Salt Lake City, UT USA
Comments:	I was looking for a "Historic Lincoln Highway" sign for the UDOT sign shop and one for my home. I found it easily.

Name:	Lynn Bernhard - April 20, 2001
E-mail:	lbernhard@dot.state.ut.us
Location:	Salt Lake City, UT USA
Comments:	I was looking for a "Historic Linoln Highway" sign for the UDOT sign shop and one for my home. I found it easily.

Name:	S.R.Bush - April 16, 2001
E-mail:	dogwood@foothill.net
Location:	Dutch Flat, CA USA
Comments:	I live on the Lincoln Highway [now Ridge Road] as it passes on the hill above Dutch Flat. The Highway didn't pass directly through town. There is an abandonded wooden guardrail in the brush in front of my house- the origional ROW was moved west apx 100' in the '30s.

Name:	RITTER Werner & Beatrice, 4107 Ettingen, Buchenweg 9 - March 21, 2001
E-mail:	ritter.toytrade@linet.ch
Location:	Ettingen, Switzerland
Comments:	We are travelling on the lincoln highway in august 2001 with our motorhome 34 feet. We find a lot of information on yor website. Thanks Werner and Beatrice

Name:	Neil Mahony - March 21, 2001
E-mail:	anziani@gateway.net
Location:	Cathedral City, CA USA
Comments:	Thanks for keeping history alive

Name:	George N. Garrett - March 20, 2001
E-mail:	Oldfordman@aol.com
My URL:	http://www.classicar.com/clubs/forties/40shmepg.htm
Location:	Huntington Beach, CA USA
Comments:	Enjoyed the web site. I'm planning to drive the LH from West to East in a few years in my '39 Ford...

Name:	j.d. rasmussen - March 17, 2001
E-mail:	wordmonger@usa.net
Location:	sacramento, California USA
Comments:	looks good.....can we make the lincoln highway trip sometime in late april or early may....snow should be about gone and it won't be too hot. let me know. Rasmussen

Name:	Kay Martinez - February 23, 2001
E-mail:	kmartinez@sisna.com
Location:	Salt Lake City, UT USA
Comments:	Hey, Rollin! It was good to talk to you. I'll fill my brother in on your site and project(s) and see if he'd like to get involved.

Name:	Stanley D, Larson - February 09, 2001
E-mail:	weslpnt@aol.com
Location:	Meno Falls, Wi USA
Comments:	I'm working with the LHA in promoting Model "A"s across this Great Highway. I'm a Model A driver and a Member of Model A Ford club of America. See you on the Lincoln Way in Sept of 2001. If you have any questions please contact me by Email.The Lincoln was built for Cars, now lets get the cars out to recover the Fame and Presitige the Lincoln so richly deserves.

Name:	J.R. Manning - January 29, 2001
E-mail:	jrmanning@jrmanning.com
My URL:	http://www.jrmanning.com
Location:	Milwaukee, WI USA
Comments:	As an automobile enthusiast, and having written a brief history of the Lincoln Highway for a magazine, I'm most appreciative of any effort to preserve a piece of automotive history. Glad to see the site. J.R. Manning

Name:	Barbara Allyn Behling - January 29, 2001
E-mail:	babs@med.umich.edu
Location:	Ann Arbor, MI USA
Comments:	My self and 4-5 others are coordinating a bicycle cross- country trip across the US for the cause of raising awareness of NIDDM (Type 2 diabetes), and will specifically be riding the Lincoln Highway route. I attempted to get the pamphlets online, but can't access...for whatever reason. Please email me or send the pamphlets to 1310 East Catherine; 3201 Upjohn Building; Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0504. We will be formally addressing the Lincoln Highway National Group in the next few weeks for ideas,sponsorship and assistance in organizing the media around this "event in progress". B. Allyn Behling Research Associate University of Michigan Health System Center for Clinical Intervention and Therapeutics Research Support Core fax 734-615-0594

Name:	matthew bullock - January 14, 2001
E-mail:	route66@adrenalineradio.com
Location:	apple valley, ca USA
Comments:	Greetings, My name is Matthew Bullock and I am the host on www.Adrenalineradio.com, an Internet exclusive broadcasting company based in Los Angeles. I host (2) shows for nearly (2) years; The Travel Guy Route 66 and Main Street America Heritage tourism is gaining popularity in America, and the Lincoln Highway has been a topic on my show many times. Yet, I know little about it, so I talk with those that do. I would like to ask if you or some one from your organization would like to be my guest on my show (via telephone) for (15) - (30) minute segment . In addition you may also know of fellow enthusiasts in other states in conjunction with the Lincoln Highway that would like to share with me. My show airs (Internet only) Mondays from 2:00-3:00pm. I am unfamiliar with the time difference between us. I look forward to your response, and speaking with you. Matt

Name:	Terri - January 13, 2001
E-mail:	tlhbliss@yahoo.com
Comments:	\|Rollin - I am trying every way I can think of to reach you. PLEASE call me - if you have to leave a message, tell me when and where I can call you - or when you will call me so I can be SURE to get the call. I want to meet you, but I don't know where you are. I called back on the number that you called me on - and all I got was ATT thanking me and telling me you were out of the calling area. I called Parumph Preferred RV and left you a message - I called your house - what do I have to do to get you?????? T.

Name:	Chick Candler - January 11, 2001
E-mail:	chciv@hotmail.com
Comments:	Great site. I found the Lincoln Highway by accident on a motorcycle trip from Paducah,Ky to Sturgis,S.Dak. last summer. It was infinitely better than the interstate. Hope to ride more of the Lincoln Hwy. someday. Thanks for all the info.

Name:	Laurence E. Gallagher - January 11, 2001
E-mail:	laurence@teleweb.net
Location:	Harrison Township, MI 48045
Comments:	Looking forward to an upcoming trip on The Lincoln Highway.

Name:	Tom and Judy Lutzi - January 07, 2001
E-mail:	lutziville@alltel.net
Location:	Lincoln, NE USA
Comments:	Really enjoyed your web page. Keep up the good work. Excellent job.

Name:	Leonard W & Serena Ann Caddell - January 06, 2001
E-mail:	SERENEVENT@aol.com
Location:	Boiling Springs, PA USA
Comments:	We are taking a trip West this summer in our Motor home and want to use the Lincoln Highway. We are interested in sights, campgrounds and etc.

Name:	Beverly Becker - January 06, 2001
E-mail:	becker2@mcleodusa.net
Location:	Cedar Rapids, IA USA
Comments:	Hello our friends in Utah! Van & I are looking forward to seeing you all in Grand Island, NE this June at the National Conference, June 13-16. Come one, come all!

Name:	dean yates - December 27, 2000
E-mail:	denoyts@netscape.net
Location:	cedarfort, ut USA
Comments:	I live near the lincon hgw clear out hear in utah not to far from callao

Name:	Edward T. Cannane - November 30, 2000
E-mail:	cannanee@twi.starkmrdd.org
Location:	Massillon, OH USA
Comments:	I'm looking for detailed directions of the Lincoln Highway route through the state of Utah

Name:	Vicki Hillegass - November 10, 2000
E-mail:	hillegas@bedford.net
Location:	Manns Choice, PA USA
Comments:	Hi Rollin, I wonder if you remember meeting me and my friend on the Norwegian Sky...the evening of the Captain's Reception. I told you I would send you our local Lincoln Highway magazine...well I didn't forget. I have been looking for them in the lobbies of local restaurants and haven't seen one. When I do find one I'll put it in the mail to you. Hope you had a pleasant cruise...we never did run in to you again...sorry we didn't get to continue our Lincoln Highway stories.

Name:	gary kinst - October 25, 2000
E-mail:	whatsamatu@yahoo.com
Location:	tracy, ca USA
Comments:	I live in Tracy, Ca. through which the Lincoln Highway passed. Also my Grandparents lived in Elburn, Ill. Our local paper ran an article on the LH the other day which peaked my interest. They listed the associations web site and here I am. You folks are doing a great job. Thanks

Name:	Richard Marshall - September 17, 2000
E-mail:	richnjudy@home.com
Location:	austin, nev USA
Comments:	nevada still has alot of the lincoln hiway intact the lonlest hiway highway 50.it is still the most scenic and easeist drive. come see us in Austin lots to see.

Name:	Scott Carrier - September 11, 2000
E-mail:	scarrier@xmission.com
Location:	Salt Lake, UT USA
Comments:	Dear Mr. Southwell, I'm so glad you have these web pages devoted to the Lincoln Highway. I'm presently working on a series of radio stories about the highway for a public radio program called The Savvy Traveler. Your collection of books and pamphlets will no doubt make my job easier and more enjoyable. Thanks, Scott Carrier

Name:	Leon Schegg - September 06, 2000
E-mail:	schegg@sierra.net
Location:	Truckee, CA USA
Comments:	Rollin, This is a great web site. Keep up the good work.

Name:	Gerald Anderson - September 06, 2000
E-mail:	gerald10k@aol.com
Location:	morgan, ut USA
Comments:	I enjoyed your web site very much. I have hiked along the highway for probably 35 miles. I found a 1920 license plate from New York.

Name:	H. J. Lenze - September 02, 2000
E-mail:	lenzeparents@hotmail.com
Location:	Indianapolis, IN USA
Comments:	Curious about currrent US30 route more north and ending at Astoria, OR rather than through Utah, Navada and California (as stated in AAA magazine for Jul/Aug issue.

Name:	Robert M. Porter - August 29, 2000
E-mail:	k7wyu@aol.com
Location:	Roy, UT USA
Comments:	I have biked and driven the stretch of highway going east from Echo, Utah towards Evanston, Wyoming. Am very interested in additional information.

Name:	Lynn Bernhard - August 23, 2000
E-mail:	lbernhard@dot.state.ut.us
Location:	Salt Lake City, UT USA
Comments:	First visit - enjoyable site.

Name:	ken lato - July 31, 2000
E-mail:	jukelato@msn.com
Location:	leonia, nj USA
Comments:	I am a RT66 junkie. I just learned about The lincoln Highway! I can t wait to get my first fix in Pennsy and its alot closer to NJ than Chicago ( RT66 East-West start)

Name:	Steve Taylor - July 31, 2000
E-mail:	coraggio@earthlink.net
Location:	Chatham, NJ USA
Comments:	Keep up the good work. This may be a stupid question, but is the highway drivable by ordinary citizens all the way across Utah?

Name:	Donald McNeill - July 30, 2000
E-mail:	bigmac@mcn.net
Location:	Absarokee, Mt USA
Comments:	Really nice Roland. Had fun with you in Utah.

Name:	Bill Trotter - July 17, 2000
E-mail:	whtrott@ilstu.edu
Location:	Bloomington, il USA
Comments:	Very enjiyable planning trip.

Name:	Daniel L.Braddock - June 15, 2000
E-mail:	bhaven@mwpower.net
Location:	McGill, Nv. USA
Comments:	I am the one who has the McGill Historical Drug Store.I would like to put more information about the L.Hwy.in the Store.Maybe even a Hwy. marker in the window.

Name:	Christine Seel - June 15, 2000
E-mail:	cseel@psu.edu
Location:	Narberth, PA USA
Comments:	It is great to see all you have done to preserve interest in this great road!

Name:	Paul Walker - June 06, 2000
E-mail:	walkerpaul@home.com
Location:	Iowa City, IA USA
Comments:	Thanks, Rollin. I wrote to Sandra.

Name:	Christopher Lizotte - May 30, 2000
E-mail:	clizotte@dot.state.ut.us
Location:	Ogden, UT USA
Comments:	I might have information useful to Lincoln Hwy researchers. Please contact me if you wish. Christopher Lizotte, M.A. Archaeologist and NEPA Specialist Utah Department Of Transportation Region One Headquarters 169 N. Wall Ave. Ogden, Utah 84412 801-399-5921

Name:	Norma Berns - May 30, 2000
E-mail:	normab@netins.net
Location:	arroll, IA USA
Comments:	I found it !!!! Very good !!!!! Keep up the good work !!!!!

Name:	sandra thomas - May 29, 2000
E-mail:	minniemouse_15522@yahoo.com
Location:	bedford, pa USA
Comments:	Hi, the Sandra page is wonderful, you've done a beautiful job on it . Its very exciting ,don't you think! I'm looking forward to working on this project with you. By the way, there is a picture I want to send to you,of a concrete marker with the medallion in it. Its right by my home ,along the hwy. its really neat. I am really starting to get in to all this history. Its a great learning tool for people and my young un. She will grow up to appreciate our country and the good people in it,like yourself. Thanks so much, and god bless, Sandy and Shanna

Name:	Tressa McArthur - May 28, 2000
E-mail:	tmcarth@aol.com
Location:	Holladay, ut USA
Comments:	I would like to get closer to the president of the Utah Chapter. I know I would get involved.

Name:	Marie - May 23, 2000
E-mail:	marie@pgrimes.com
Location:	New York, ny USA
Comments:	very entertaining and informative site.

Name:	Rollin Southwell - May 19, 2000
E-mail:	Rollin@pgrimes.com
Location:	SLC, UT USA
Comments:	Good web page

Name:	Roger Southwell - May 19, 2000
E-mail:	Roger @yahoo.com
My URL:
Location:	Manga, UT USA
Comments:	Great web page and now a guest book.

Name:	Eddy Zenn - May 17, 2000
E-mail:	eddyzenn@pgrimes.com
Location:	slc, ut USA
Comments:	I enjoyed the site, very informative

Name:	Robert Southwell - May 17, 2000
E-mail:	robert@pgrimes.com
My URL:
Location:	SLC, ut USA
Comments:	I would like to see more old radio sound clips thanks.

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