The Lincoln Highway
PA's section of the Highway - the nation's first cross-country highway
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Many of the tombstones in the cemetery are original and have been repaired many times over.
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Some of the tombstones are still in need of repair.
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One of the oldest surviving original tombstones. While flat by today's standards, the carvings are very intricate and beautiful.
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The ones unable to be repaired have been replaced with weather resistant new materials made to simulate the original.
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This is the children's part cemetery as eveidenced by the small tombstones and the shade provided by the nearby trees.
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This house sits in the middle of the cemetery and is probably original to the Lincoln. The seemingly "chopped off" look appears to be how the house was originally designed.
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The Pied Piper. He marks the entrance to Storyland, an old kiddie park. There is a gift shop here now.
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On a sunny day, the colors on the Pied Piper are much brighter and vibrant.
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The castle that once stood here burned in a fire years ago, but the rest of the park is still intact.