Since 1984 Lincoln Marketing, Inc. has been providing promotional services nationwide; from Minnesota to California, Spokane to Las Vegas. Lincoln Marketing provides detailed, full color recreational trail maps and resident guide books that are custom designed for your specific area and distributed for free, year-round. We deliver tried, tested and proven results as our products are seen and used by people daily, in print and online. We have served thousands of satisfied customers and have provided exposure to businesses like yours for over 28 years. Enjoy our website and experience the benefits of advertising with Lincoln Marketing, Inc. today!
These full color county and city street maps include recreational trails and more. Advertising appears around the perimeter, as well as the front and back cover. Ad sizes come in a variety of ranges and we include a free box of maps with any investment.
We publish local resident guide books that contain useful county and community information. Some of this includes local histories, special events, hunting and fishing information and much more. This is another excellent way to promote your business.
We’ve gathered a great amount of information in the 27+ years we’ve been around. A natural transition to augment our Guides and Maps was to make them available online. We now are making a page for every county we work on.
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With the power of mobile devices it was a natural transition to make our maps and ads available online. With the simple scan of a QR code anyone can be viewing your material anywhere. This also gives our clients unlimited distribution potential.
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TestimonialsWe’ve been around for a while and here’s what some of our clientele have to say:
Bob Asp, a Moorhead middle school counselor and carpenter, turned his hobby into a historical achievement for his town. During his hospital stay to recover from a broken leg, he passed the time reading about Norwegian history. He was especially intrigued by Viking “dragon ships,” and decided to build a replica for a voyage of his own.
In 1972, he began his project by chopping down oak trees for building material along the Red River and in Alvarado and Oslo, Minnesota. He consulted with nautical and historical societies in America and Norway, and drew up his blueprint for a Gokstad Viking Ship. In 1973, Hawley leased out an old potato warehouse to house the ship’s construction until its launch.
One year after Asp began crafting his ship, he was diagnosed with leukemia. However, he did not give up on his plans, and continued building throughout his chemotherapy. When the ship neared completion in 1978, the Hawley community hosted several fundraisers to help and attracted volunteers. In 1980, the spectacular Viking ship was complete.
Asp died of a second broken leg and leukemia complications the following year. However, his passion for learning and impressive ship lived on. The Hjemkomst, or “Homecoming,” brought thousands of community members and other enthusiasts together, and would sail all the way to Norway in 1982.
Read more about the Hjemkomst at http://www.hawley.govoffice.com, and see the impressive Viking ship for yourself at Hjemkomst Center, located at 202 First Avenue North in Moorhead.
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Tagged: Clay County MN , Minnesota Counties , Minnesota Tourism , Four Score
Braham Pie Day
Pie flags, elaborate pie-themed hats, live music (folk, rock, choral, and international), and booths filled with scrumptious foods and local crafts set the stage for Braham’s Annual Pie Day festival. The city became known for its delicious pies in the 1930’s, when drivers on their way to Duluth would stop at the city’s Park Café for pie and coffee. Today, Braham is recognized as the Homemade Pie Capital of America. At Pie Days, which features hundreds of fresh-baked pies, live music, contests, and great performances, it’s easy to see why!
The festival features a wide range of fun activities, including a Pie-cycle (Bicycle) Show, Pie in the Sky or Pie in Your Eye Trivia Contest, Geo-caching a la Mode, the Pie-Alluia Chorus (performing pie-themed songs), a Collector’s Car Show, an Arts and Crafts Show, and more. Pie Day offers special activities just for kids, who can show off their acting talents in a Kid’s Show with Mr. Pastry and the Berry Fairy, and try their hand at international and pie-themed crafts.
The winning pies from the Pie Baking Contest (judged by crust texture, ooze factor, and other criteria) are auctioned off in the afternoon. In 2013, no pie sold for less than twenty-five dollars, and the winning pie fetched seven-hundred and fifty dollars.
Don’t miss your chance to enjoy pie baking and eating and exciting performances and activities at Pie Day, the first Friday of August every year.
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Tagged: Isanti County MN , Kanabec County , Minnesota Counties , Minnesota Tourism , Four Score
Milwaukee County was known as Millioke, or “pleasant land” by the local Algonquin tribe, and Ominowakiing by the Ojibwe tribe, and its name derives from one or both of these. The first Milwaukee County town established by Europeans, Juneautown, was founded by Solomon Juneau in 1818.
Juneautown competed fiercely with two neighboring settlements, excluding them from local maps and building exclusive roads and bridges that did not connect with the other towns. After a “Bridge War” in 1845, the three towns merged to form Milwaukee City, the county seat.
Milwaukee city and county are both known for their rich, diverse history, and boast of impressive German, Polish, Serbian, Italian, and African American institutions and monuments. In the late 1800’s, Milwaukee was a leader in the wheat, brick, and beer brewery industries. Today, the county hosts the headquarters of several Fortune 500 companies, three of America’s largest beer companies, and two cities included in CNN Money’s “Best Places to Live” (Granville and Franklin).
Milwaukee City is recognized as “The City of Festivals” and one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Dozen Distinctive Destinations.” The county is home to approximately 947,735 residents.
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