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National Pike
1905
Elevated view of National Pike, on the west side of Martin's Mountain. The pike is a winding dirt road proceeding up a hill, surrounded by a fence and telephone poles on both sides.
Country Dirt Road
A view looking down a country dirt road, surrounded by a fence and trees.
Lincoln Highway
View down hillside toward the Lincoln Highway and a Revolutionary War shot factory, surrounded by woods and hills.
Dirt Road with Car
A view of a couple driving a car on a dirt road, surrounded by palm trees and water on both sides.
Cars on Dirt Road to Town
Elevated view of two cars on a dirt road heading downhill. A town is in the valley below, and mountains are in the distance.
New Lincoln Highway Bridge
Elevated view of the Lincoln Highway, also known as the Juniata Bridge, or Juniata Crossing. View toward right side of bridge over a river, with tree-covered hills on the left.
