By Mary Ann Buckner The first road in Kentucky was known as the “Wilderness Road,” aptly named since the area was largely unsettled country back in 1769. Inhabited by only about 70,000 settlers at the time, these woodsmen with rifles and axes made their way through the Cumberland Mountains to what is now known as…
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The South Jersey Diner Tour and More is a roadside romp to, through, and past up to 20 diners, and a few other roadside surprises strung out on a triangular circuit of historic highways, including US 130, the Black Horse Pike, and US 40. Download PDF