Jan Shupert-Arick sent a photo from Lincoln Highway members in Churubusco, Indiana, that shows one of their new Historic LH signs. This one is placed on an entrance sign to “Turtle Town.”
Why “Turtle Town”? The Chamber of Commerce has the story here.
Dave Zollinger, aka Spiny Norman, has been expanding his Goshen Lincoln Highway blog so much that it’s already spawned a sequel at www.indianaslincolnhighway.blogspot.com called “Indiana’s Lincoln Highway.”
It’s already got some great stories, like a visit to the well-known Magic Wand drive-in restaurant in Churubusco, and the start of a cross-state tour at the Ohio line.
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