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Sign denoting the passage of the Lincoln Highway through town in DeKalb, Illinois. Begun in 1913, the 3,389-mile-long highway, now U.S. Highway 30, named for onetime U.S president Abraham Lincoln, was one of the first transcontinental two-lane highways in the United States
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