I hope I can clear things up a little. The Lincoln Way Braddock marker I've seen is outside the residential part of White Oak, past the the former Zodiac nightclub on the same side. It resembles a small headstone with a tarnished brass plaque. The blue one Jim remembers in the 1200 block was obviously gone before my time--MSHS 1970. The plaque on the McK-Duq bridge was on the east side of the Mck end, where the pedestrian railing curved. It was attached to the railing and most drivers had to drive too fast to notice it. This must be the one missing due to PennDOT. The blue/gold state marker near Kennywood Donna mentioned marks Braddock's *second* crossing to the fatal battle. Last I saw in the '80s, it was still there. Ironically, now I live near Alexandria, VA, where Braddock's army started out. Nice to see all this interest, Paul

Thank you Paul for clearing all that up nicely. Ellen (ETHS)