A painted gas pump, a form of art seen in many locations across the eastern state, stands in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Its artwork is devoted to devoted to the old Lincoln Highway (now U.S. 30), one of the earliest transcontinental highways for automobiles across the United States

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An almost unimaginable pairing, a painted gas pump and an oversized model of a soft-serve ice-cream cone, stand outside a restaurant in downtown Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The pump's art is devoted to the Lincoln Highway (now U.S. 30), one of the earliest transcontinental highways for automobiles across the United States

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Mural on a barn west of Stoystown, Pennsylvania, devoted to the Lincoln Highway and U.S. president Abraham Lincoln, for whom it is named

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Lincoln Highway sign outside a home in Stoystown, Pennsylvania

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Historic mural in Abbottstown, Pennsylvania, one of several along U.S. Highway 30, the historic "Lincoln Highway" that runs through the state

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Across the Continent by the Lincoln Highway

Across the continent by the Lincoln highway

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The man about town : a Negro farce in one act

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A painted gas pump (a popular art form in the state) in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Many invoke memories of early highways such as the Lincoln Highway (later U.S. 30) that runs through town

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