The Lyons-Fulton Bridge was the Lincoln Highway's entrance into Clinton and the State of Iowa. Crossing this bridge was a true adventure for a teenager with his or her new driver's license. The bridge was a toll bridge but many felt that they should be paid for crossing such a narrow bridge.

Entrance to bridge in Lyons in the early days.

Promotional piece for the Lyons-Fulton Bridge.

Route through Clinton and the distance to other destinations was shown on the reverse side of the promotional piece for the bridge.

Attorney Frank Ellis addresses the audience at the 1920's dedication of a monument commemorating the service rendered by W. F. Coan, a Clinton banker, in the establishment and promotion of the Lincoln Highway. The monument is located at the intersection of Highway 30 and 67.