Lincoln Highway Experience Latrobe, PA 15650

"They are a Harvest Host and we spent the night there. Toured the small museum that had great photos and an excellent video. The cafe was a delight. Very nice people, excellent RV pad and area."

"We really enjoyed this small but information packed museum. My sister and I grew up near Bedford so many of the pictures brought back childhood memories. A piece of pie and cup of coffee included in the admission price in the restored diner is a novel and delightful way to end the tour; our volunteer waitress was well versed in the history of the diner."

"Step back in time at the Lincoln Highway Experience! This place is a hidden gem. The exhibits were great and the children's play area was loads of fun for our toddler, but they saved the best for last with the restored diner, replica roadside motel, gas station, and mint vintage auto. The diner experience truly made me feel like I'd been transported to another time and place, and I could have spent hours there soaking up the music and 40s vibes. (And coffee and cherry pie!) They even had snacks for the kids and gave them free Moon Pies and soda jerk hats. I would love to go back again."

"The Lincoln Highway Experience is something I have passed several times a year and never stopped to visit until recently. You may miss it as you drive down Route 30, but if you see a large gas pump outside, you are at the right spot! This is very kid friendly, and has the opportunity for kids to ride old pedal cars and fill out a post card to grandparents or relatives. The staff is extremely friendly, and very knowledgeable on the history of Route 30. The is a self-guided tour with audio that guides your through different parts of Route 30 in southwestern PA. There is also a short video during the tour that provides additional information on the history of the highway. At the end, there is a very nice gift area along with an old diner inside of the building! Our admission included a drink and a slice of pie. We really enjoyed it, and encourage anyone in the area to stop by and visit this experience. If you’re wondering how large it is, we completed the entire experience in about an hour and a half, but you could easily spend two to three hours here."

"A must vist for anyone interested in history, the Lincoln highway or nostalgia. A self guided tour with friendly, knowledgeable staff. They give you an electronic device to listen to a recording of locations inside the building. You will need to hold it to your ear like a phone. I did not like that. I feel hands free would be so much more enjoyable. The free pie and coffee in the restored Diner was an amazing experience. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"