The first stop on the second day was Youngville Cafe. |
No gas available today at these pumps at Youngville. |
The Belle Plaine area museum has area displays including one on the Lincoln Highway. |
Classic cars line either side of Main Street in Belle Plaine. |
This amazing Czech chandelier provides light at the Belle Plaine Museum. |
Lincoln Highway markers, like this one were seen along the tour. |
107 The Lincoln Cafe is open for business and the Herring Hotel is under renovation at the time of the tour. |
The historic King Theater Belle Plaine. |
Preston’s Station is a favorite photo stop on any tour. |
The tour wouldn’t be complete without the HAWGs. |
When you arrive at Tama, the famous Lincoln Highway bridge will greet you. Area attractions include King Tower and restored cabin. |
One of several old Lincoln Highway gas stations along the tour. |
A variety of vehicles line the street in State Center for lunch on Day 2. |
Watson’s Grocery in State Center is frozen in time. |
The train rolls by (many times per day) near State Center. |
Reed Niland Corner is where the Lincoln and Jefferson highways intersection. Great business setting for hotel, cafe and gas station. |
The gas station, now a museum, with restaurant in background. |
The restored Main Street Station in Ames concluded day two of the tour. |
Departing for motels in Ames. Dinner on Day 2 was in Boone. |
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