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PhiladelphiaLancaster

West on the Lincoln Highway into Pennsylvania Dutch country. Tap a numbered dot and listen.

Narrated by The Chronicler 128 km · about 86 min · 18 stories

The stories

In order along the route. Tap a dot on the map, or play them here.

  1. 1
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    The Mütter Museum's Medical Collection

  2. 2
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    The 1876 Centennial Exposition Grounds

  3. 3
    Penn Valley, Pennsylvania

    The Schuylkill Navy and Boat House Row

  4. 4
    Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

    The Pennsylvania Railroad Main Line

  5. 5
    King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

    The Betzwood Film Studio

  6. 6
    Malvern, Pennsylvania

    The Paoli Massacre Deep Dive · Part 1 of 3

  7. 7
    Malvern, Pennsylvania

    The Paoli Massacre Deep Dive · Part 2 of 3

  8. 8
    Chester Springs, Pennsylvania

    The Paoli Massacre Deep Dive · Part 3 of 3

  9. 9
    Downingtown, Pennsylvania

    Downingtown's Industrial and Scholastic Roots

  10. 10
    Elverson, Pennsylvania

    The Ironmasters of Hopewell Furnace

  11. 11
    Elverson, Pennsylvania

    The Iron Legacy of Joanna Furnace

  12. 12
    Narvon, Pennsylvania

    The Life of Windsor Forge

  13. 13
    Narvon, Pennsylvania

    The Bowmansville Roller Mill

  14. 14
    Denver, Pennsylvania

    The Pennsylvania Dutch Migration Deep Dive · Part 1 of 3

  15. 15
    Ephrata, Pennsylvania

    The Pennsylvania Dutch Migration Deep Dive · Part 2 of 3

  16. 16
    Ephrata, Pennsylvania

    The Pennsylvania Dutch Migration Deep Dive · Part 3 of 3

  17. 17
    Lancaster, Pennsylvania

    The Utopian Life at Ephrata

  18. 18
    Lancaster, Pennsylvania

    Origins of the Conestoga Wagon

Where the stories come from

Infinite Road draws from a library of primary sources — public-domain county histories, the WPA American Guide Series, National Register of Historic Places records, local records, and encyclopedic sources — then writes and narrates each story in its own words.