The Indiana Lincoln Highway Association has also submitted a state byway nomination for the Lincoln

The Indiana travel channel online Lincoln Highway Association has also submitted a state byway nomination for the Lincoln Highway across Indiana. In Indiana the original Lincoln travel channel online Highway route was established by Carl Fisher, also founder of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, in 1913. The route went from the Ohio line into Ft. Wayne, then to Goshen, Elkhart, South Bend, LaPorte and Valparaiso before heading west across the Illinois line. The demand for a more direct route across the state resulted in what we know as the Lincoln Highway through Marshall County. Once it left Ft. Wayne the route traveled travel channel online through Columbia City, Warsaw, Plymouth, and Wanatah before reconnecting with the original route in Valparaiso. travel channel online This was established between 1927-28. Heminger Travel Lodge, Plymouth 1937 In Marshall County the route passed through Bourbon, Inwood, Plymouth and Donaldson and unlike travel channel online other portions of the road that became U.S. 30, the Marshall County portion of the LH is entirely intact. And what is even better is that many of the roadside architecture also exists from that time. Faulkner Garage, Bourbon The Indiana Lincoln Highway Association travel channel online has already made their presentation to the Indiana Department travel channel online of Transportation and are awaiting word from the Lt. Governor's office on the byway nomination. Just as the Michigan Road Byway was developed travel channel online to encourage tourism in Marshall County, the Lincoln Highway Byway will also become a draw for communities along the route.