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A Ride Along The Lincoln Highway DVD

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Rick Sebak travels across America's first transcontinental highway, checking out the changing landscape along the route from Times Square to San Francisco. This road show incorporates American culture, history, food, family, traditions and the changing way of the automobile.

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More Stops Along The Lincoln Highway: Woodbine, Iowa North Platte, Nebraska Lyman, Wyoming Belle Plaine, Iowa Morrison, Illinois

Producer: Rick Sebak
Production Year: 2008
Rating: TV-G
Narrator: Rick Sebak
Number of Discs: 1
Length: 60 minutes
Language Track: English
Audio Format: Stereo

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Mary W. reviewed A Ride Along The Lincoln Highway DVD

Even better the 2nd time!

Mom had bought and loved and given away this film. Soon after she moved in with us she began talking about it -alot! (WE didnt let on wed actually travelled segments of the Lincoln Hwy!) But it was obvious that it would make an ideal Christmas present and so it was. She was delighted to share something that even my husband enjoyed. It brought back memories of great trips across country on several occasions -both with my folks when I was a teen and with my husband and kids. Thanks for a well documented and fun production.

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J L. reviewed A Ride Along The Lincoln Highway DVD

Excellent and Interesting Show

This is an incredibly interesting documentary of the highway that goes from coast to coast - Highway 30. The history is fascinating and this video brings it to life. I have always known about Rt. 66 but never heard of the Lincoln Highway. And I grew up in CO and traveled WY a lot. Very eye opening. It is so sad too to see much of history along this road going by the wayside.

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1938 C. reviewed A Ride Along The Lincoln Highway DVD

WHAT A GREAT EXPERIENCE! AND ROAD TRIP

This Lincoln highway dvd had so many places to see and roads to travel.We loved the motor courts and actually purchased a motor court from the 1940s and plan to restore them and allow people to enjoy them as we would.We collect antique cars and we are not living near the lincoln highway, but would love to travel this route someday. Thankyou for sharing this with the world, PBS, you never stop amazing us with the greatest shows and documentaries that television has to offer.