Dr. S. M. Johnson Photo Gallery Along Lee Highway (Mid-1920's)
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Francis Scott Key Bridge carries Lee Highway over the Potomac River between Washington, D.C., and Virginia. |

Between Falls Church and Fairfax Court House in Virginia. |

Crossing Bull Run Battlefield in Virginia. |

At Ben Venue, Virginia, 65 miles west of Washington. |

Between Harrisonburg and Staunton, Virginia. |

Between Buchanan and Roanoke, Virginia. |

Following the Roanoke River west of Roanoke, Virginia. |

Crossing New River at East Radford, Virginia. |

Leaving Pulaski, Virginia, Lee Highway skirts the Palisades along New River. |

Between Bristol and Kingsport, Tennessee. |

Leaving Knoxville, Tennessee, for Chattanooga. |

Several miles north of Athens, Tennessee. |

Leaving Cleveland, Tennessee, on the way to Chattanooga. |

Looking east along Lee Highway from Huntsville, Alabama. |

West of Bolivar in southwest Tennessee. |

The paved Lee Highway from Memphis east across Shelby County. |

Lee Highway bridge spanning White River at De Vall's Bluff, Arkansas. |

East of Little Rock, Arkansas. |

Near Madill, Oklahoma. |

Near De Queen, Arkansas. |

18-foot concrete road several miles east of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
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Near Walters, Oklahoma. |

Entering Vernon, Texas. |

Approaching Roswell, New Mexico. |

In the vicinity of Roswell, New Mexico. |

West of Globe, Arizona, on the Miami-Superior Route. |

Scene of the Arizona landscape. |

Lee Highway is a concrete roadway from the east of Phoenix, Arizona, to 35 miles west of the city. |

Through Wellton, Arizona. |

Crossing the Colorado River at Yuma, Arizona. |

Into the Imperial Valley of California. |