The Rise of Federal Highways and Named Routes
Regional historian Dr. Larry McClellan explains how federal and state highway systems formed from 1913 to 1926. He describes the shift from named trails to numbered U S routes, contrasts routes like 6 12 20 30 and the famous Route 66, and notes local echoes in the Chicago area.
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U.S
Chicago
Lake Michigan
U.S. 1
Boston
Cape Cod
Los Angeles
Detroit
Aberdeen
Washington
Steinbeck
Theodore Roosevelt
Larry McClellan
St. Paul Community Church
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Tollway to Hire Outside Appraisers for I 355 Land
Illinois Toll Highway Authority will hire two outside firms to appraise about 750 acres and 330 parcels for a southern extension of Interstate 355 from Interstate 55 to 80. About 27 parcels already purchased. three appraisals may be used for some parcels. Start in about a month with finish by early 1996 pending federal approval.
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Illinois State Toll Highway Authority
Tollway Authority
Tollway
Sam Mintz
Inter
State 55
Mintz
Toll
Washington
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