U.S. Route 40 - "To Cross America, Early Drivers Took a Long Detour" (August 1985)

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"To Cross America, Early Drivers Took a Long Detour"

By Drake Hokanson
Vol. 16
Smithsonian
August 1985
Pages 58-65

Contains material and photograph not in the book about the book The Lincoln Highway by Drake Hokanson.

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