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Recreation
Roads and Highways
Historic
21 Sites
Many roads are no longer used as thoroughfares but retain historic status.
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Great Platte River Road Archway Monument
- Structure built over I-80 in Nebraska, U.S., commemorating the old wagon trail. Virtual tour included.
Oregon Trail: The Trail West
- Detailed information about trail from Oregon to Missouri.
White Pole Road Development Corporation
- Includes history of this Iowa, U.S., auto trail.
Roadsidephotos.sabr.org
- Contains information about U.S. 66 and the Lincoln Highway, including maps.
Route 40 - National Road
- Guide to the first federally-funded road in the U.S. (1800s) and the route which followed it later (US 40).
The Yellowstone Trail
- Guide to the old highway along the northern tier of the United States.
Historic Auto Trails of Massachusetts
- History and photographs from the ones in the western part of the state and nearby areas.
Historic Columbia River Highway
- Site covering the routing in Oregon, U.S. along the river in the general location of modern US 30 and Interstate 84. Includes activity information, pictures, postcards and ephemera scans.
Pete's Road Page
- Contains articles on Northwest Indiana, U.S., roads such as the Dunes Highway, the Chicago-Detroit Post Road, and the Lincoln Highway. Includes maps.
Drive the Old Spanish Trail
- Contains history about and photographs of the former auto trail running along the southern tier of the U.S.
Indiana's Historic National Road
- Covers that state's portion of the road from Illinois to Maryland, U.S. Includes history and attraction listing.
On the Trail of the Named Highways from Chicago to the Southwest
- Gives descriptions of these auto trails with specific mention of the Pontiac Trail.
Old Spanish Trail Centennial
- Organization involved in preparing the 2029 celebration of the auto trail. Includes history and travel log scans of the route.
National Road Association of Illinois
- Organization focused on promoting the history of the first byway going west across America, currently known as U.S. Route 40. Includes history of the road, stories, membership details, and contacts.
El Camino Real International Heritage Center
- Includes information about the El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, which traverses the country of Mexico and the U.S. state of New Mexico.
Old Trails - US and Canadian Roads in the 20th Century
- Contains various graphics and photographs of examples from the time period such as map covers, postcards, and signs.
Abandoned Roads - Flickr
- A group for geotagged photos of abandoned roads (and bridges).
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