The Lincoln Highway
PA's section of the Highway - the nation's first cross-country highway
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This old shoe, as well as several other bulidngs from the park are still hidden in the woods around the Piper.
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Also fromthe giftshop parking lot, you can see some of the other nursey rhyme characters hidden in the woods. A very cute place.
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Humpty Dumpty has also been partly restored to his former glory.
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A freshly repainted jack-in-the-box at the old Storyland kiddie park. It's visible from the giftshop parking lot.
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Looking down into Schellsburg from the gift shop parking lot. The view back into town is one of the best on the Lincoln on a sunny summer day.
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The haze that settles over the moutains is the same type of haze that creates the Great Smokey Mountains on the Applachain Range farther south.
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Here, just outside of Schellsburg, the road signs even indicate the old Lincoln from the newer US 30.
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Directly across from the giftshop, the old Lincoln winds its way through the mountain, while US 30 cuts straight through only a few feet away to the right.
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Here in Schellsburg, its very evident that the Lincoln runs right across the spine of the Allegheny Mountains.