About the Youngville Highway History Association:

The Youngville Highway History Association [YHHA] was organized in 1997 to preserve the history of the Lincoln Highway (the first transcontinental highway in the nation) and the Youngville Cafe - one of the few remaining rural filling station/eateries in the State of Iowa, created in response to the historic highway and located along its original route. The association is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization comprised of an executive board, board of directors and members. The organization meets to conduct on-going business, to disucss the development of community programs, fundraising activities, museum development, publicity and promotion, research and special events.

 

Organizational Structure of the YHHN:

The organization currently has a core group of volunteers who assist with hands-on work at the Youngville Cafe, fundraising and special events. Additional volunteers are available on an as-needed basis and more are needed!

Youngville Highway History Association Executive Board:

PRESIDENT	Richard Grovert
VICE-PRESIDENT	Diane Wheeler
TREASURER	Rod Kubicheck
SECRETARY	Open
BOARD MEMBERS	Mike Kelly, Jean Wright, Claude Conklin

 

Youngville Highway History Association Volunteer Roster

Photo 5/3/03 by Mike Kelly

The restoration and museum projects would not be possible without the support of our volunteers.
Please consider joining us. Donations of support are also accepted.

Membership Levels:
Corporation	$250
Lifetime	$200
Business	$75
Family	$25
Individual	$10

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