An original concrete marker of The Lincoln Highway, the first paved highway across the USA. The highway was begun in 1913, In 1928 the Boy Scouts placed nearly 3000 of these concrete markers along the highway. This one is in the square in New Oxford, PA where I live.

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If you live or travel around Hanover and New Oxford, Pennsylvania, these are some sights you've probably passed many times but have never noticed. I didn't until I took some time to find them. First three photos taken on October 18, 2009. All others on August 2, 2009.

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attorneyjay > 2009 08 02 Places and Things You May Never Have Noticed photo

attorneyjay > Almost seven years after the tragic fatal accident on Hanover Street between Hanover, PA and New Oxford, PA somebody still maintains this memorial for Kimberly Cool. This and next two photos taken 10/18/2009.

attorneyjay > An original concrete marker of The Lincoln Highway, the first paved highway across the USA. The highway was begun in 1913, In 1928 the Boy Scouts placed nearly 3000 of these concrete markers along the highway. This one is in the square in New Oxford, PA where I live.

attorneyjay > Fountain in the square, New Oxford, PA

attorneyjay > On the square in New Oxford.

attorneyjay > A flag for every U.S. military conflict.

An original concrete marker of The Lincoln Highway, the first paved highway across the USA. The highway was begun in 1913, In 1928 the Boy Scouts placed nearly 3000 of these concrete markers along the highway. This one is in the square in New Oxford, PA where I live.