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	Open
VICE-PRESIDENT	Diane Wheeler
TREASURER	Rod Kubicheck
SECRETARY	Open
BOARD MEMBERS	Mike Kelly & Jean Wright

 

Youngville Highway History Association Volunteers

The restoration and museum projects and ongoing cafe operation 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