Try to cut down on the use of "then" in the route description. The sentence "Southward, SH 74 enters Evergreen, where it passes Evergreen Lake and Dedisse Park, surrounded by pine forest." sounds awkward. The second paragraph has several choppy sentences that should be reworded and combined. The sentence "By 1938, SH 68 had replaced SH 74 from Echo Lake to Bergen Park, and the route was extended to its current terminus at US 40." contradicts the rest of the article which says the current terminus is at I-70. Given the fact the I-70 did not exist back then, I have to assume that SH 74 must have been extended from US 40 to I-70 at some point.
Try to cut down on the use of "then" in the route description. The sentence "Southward, SH 74 enters Evergreen, where it passes Evergreen Lake and Dedisse Park, surrounded by pine forest." sounds awkward. The second paragraph has several choppy sentences that should be reworded and combined. The sentence "By 1938, SH 68 had replaced SH 74 from Echo Lake to Bergen Park, and the route was extended to its current terminus at US 40." contradicts the rest of the article which says the current terminus is at I-70. Given the fact the I-70 did not exist back then, I have to assume that SH 74 must have been extended from US 40 to I-70 at some point.