• History Museums

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LINCOLN HIGHWAY HERITAGE CORRIDOR

The Lincoln Highway, our nation’s first coast-to-coast highway, marked the birth of American auto tourism.

• History Museums

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Fighting Falcon Military Museum

The Fighting Falcon Military Museum houses the Fighting Falcon glider and local military history.

• Performing Arts

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Lincoln Arts & Humanities Foundation

The main gallery hosts exhibitions by local and regional artists with new exhibits every six weeks.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

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Pee Dee Street Rodders Inc

VEHICLE RESTORATION AND APPRECIATION IN A SOCIAL SETTING Pee Dee Street Rodders Pee Dee Street Rodders The Ins and Outs of Collector Car Auctions Collector car auctions have become increasingly popular in recent years offering enthusiasts the chance to acquire rare and unique vehicles.

• Museums & Museum Activities

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Lewisburg Childrens Museum

TO PROVIDE CHILDREN HANDS-ON, ENRICHING EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN A SAFE, ACCESSIBLE ENVIRONMENT AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING, IMAGINATION, AND PLAY.

Watchorn Lincoln Memorial Association

The Lincoln Memorial Shrine - a museum/research facility dedicated to Abraham Lincoln & the Civil War PRESERVATION AND PROMOTION OF THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL SHRINE, RAISE FUNDS TO MAINTAIN THE SHRINE, ACQUIRE MATERIALS OF HISTORICAL VALUE FOR DISPLAY AT THE SHRINE.

OLD FORT MUSEUM ENDOWMENT TRUST

Where the Present Meets the Past Adm: $8 for Adults (16 and up); $7 for Seniors (65+); $7 for Vets/M/1st R; $4.

FLORIDA FLYWHEELERS ANTIQUE ENGINE CLUB INC

A nonprofit organization founded in 1972 Events Schedule Memberships Grounds Map Florida Flywheelers Antique Engine Club The Florida Flywheelers Antique Engine Club is a nonprofit organization founded in 1972 to promote interest in restoring preserving and exhibiting antique internal combustion engines steam engines antique tractors and autos and other labor saving devices from the bygone years.

FORKS TIMBER MUSEUM

Welcome to the FORKS TIMBER MUSEUM From the 1950s to the 1970s Forks was the selfproclaimed Logging Capital of the World and the Forks Timber Museum was established in 1984 to preserve and document this rich logging history plus the pioneer history of early homesteaders in the Olympic Peninsula wilderness.