Paradise Township, York County, PA

The Lincoln Highway follows U.S. 30 through the rolling countryside and the Village of Farmers.

Note the Road of Remembrance Marker at (add GPS location). The monument is on private property. In 1921 memorial trees were planted along the Lincoln Highway across York County to remember the military who died during World War I. The Women’s Club of York led this effort to plant thousands of trees that no longer remind us of their sacrifice and service. For more information read www.yorkblog.com/universal/road-of-remembrance-1.

An original alignment of the Lincoln Highway follows the pasture just south of the Lincoln Highway Cattle Company at the intersection with Lake Road. This is private property but there is an original 1928 concrete marker visible from Lake Road at the driveway of the property. The original road was part of the York and Gettysburg Toll Road system that was established in 18xx.

Lincoln Highway resources in Paradise Township

Graybill’s Route 30 Diner at www.facebook.com/graybillsroute30diner

Emig’s 81 Diner at www.emigs-81-diner.edan.io

New Era Restaurant and Bar at www.facebook.com/New-Era-Restaurant-Bar-and-Motel

Lincoln View in Paradise Township at www.yorkblog.com/yorkspast/motels-lincoln-view-in-paradise-township-york-county

Old Farm House Tea Room at www.facebook.com/The-Old-Farm-House-520792827960127

Lincoln Highway Cattle Company at www.facebook.com/LHCattleEquipment

Ten Mile House at [add link to blog post]

Paradise Township history at www.paradisetwpyorkco.com/history.html