![Abraham Lincoln log cabin birthplace. Hodgenville, KY.](/t/USKY/KYZ103.JPG) | ![Abraham Lincoln's boyhood log cabin. Hodgenville, KY.](/t/USKY/KYZ110.JPG) | ![Recreated log cabins of town where Lincoln's spent teen years. New Salem, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSNS2.JPG) | ![Tableau of Lincoln as young man clerking in New Salem store at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLM16.JPG) |
Abraham Lincoln log cabin birthplace with wooden chimney. Hodgenville, KY. ![](/b/m.gif) | Lincoln's Knob Creek farm (1811-16) & replica of Lincoln's boyhood log cabin. Hodgenville, KY. | Recreated log cabins of town (c1820s) where Lincoln's spent teen years. New Salem, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Tableau of Lincoln as young man clerking in New Salem store at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL. |
![Old Illinois State Capitol , where Lincoln served in legislature. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSA011.JPG) | ![Sculpture of Abraham Lincoln as a circuit rider by Fred M. Torrey within Lincoln's monument. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLT22.JPG) | ![Logan County Courthouse where Abraham Lincoln tried cases as circuit rider , moved from Postville , IL to Greenfield Village. Dearborn, MI.](/t/USMI/MIDV251.JPG) | ![Interior of Logan County Courthouse where Lincoln tried cases as a traveling lawyer. Dearborn, MI.](/t/USMI/MIDV253.JPG) |
Old Illinois State Capitol (1837), where Lincoln served in legislature. Springfield, IL. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) | Sculpture of Abraham Lincoln as a circuit rider by Fred M. Torrey within Lincoln's monument. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Logan County Courthouse (1840) where Abraham Lincoln tried cases as circuit rider (1840-47), moved from Postville (now Lincoln), IL to Greenfield Village. Dearborn, MI. | Interior of Logan County Courthouse where Lincoln tried cases as a traveling lawyer. Dearborn, MI. |
![Former Supreme court chamber in Old State Capitol. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSA071.JPG) | ![Mary Todd Lincoln House. Lexington, KY.](/t/USKY/KYX100.JPG) | ![Abraham Lincoln's house run by National Park Service. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLH01.JPG) | ![Engraving of Henry Clay hanging in Lincoln's Law Office. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLF13.JPG) |
Former Supreme court chamber in Old State Capitol. Springfield, IL. | Mary Todd Lincoln House (1832) (574 W. Main St.) where Abraham Lincoln visited & read his father-in-law's law books. Lexington, KY. Style: Georgian. On National Register. | Abraham Lincoln's house (1844) (on Eighth St.) run by National Park Service. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Engraving of Henry Clay hanging in Lincoln's Law Office. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Portrait on Zachary Taylor on Whig party poster. East Aurora, NY.](/t/USNY/NYBA24.JPG) | ![Lincoln-Herndon law offices in building originally built as department store & post office. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLF02.JPG) | ![Abraham Lincoln's desk in his law office. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLF11.JPG) | ![Recreation of scene of Lincoln debating Douglas at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLM18.JPG) |
Portrait on Zachary Taylor on Whig party poster. East Aurora, NY. ![](/b/m.gif) | Lincoln-Herndon law offices in building originally built as department store & post office (1840). Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Abraham Lincoln's desk in his law office. Springfield, IL. | Recreation of scene of Lincoln debating Douglas at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Statue of Stephen Douglas, who debated Lincoln, in Old State Capitol. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILS13.JPG) | ![McLevy Hall or Washington Hall where Abraham Lincoln gave a political address on March 10, 1860. Bridgeport, CT.](/t/USCT/CTB201.JPG) | ![Lincoln Carriage made by Brewster Mfg. Co. at Fort Leavenworth Military Museum which carried Abe Lincoln from Troy, KS to Leavenworth in Dec. 1859. Leavenworth, KS.](/t/USKS/KSLF12.JPG) | ![Lincoln campaign ribbons at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLM21.JPG) |
Statue of Stephen Douglas, who debated Lincoln, in Old State Capitol. Springfield, IL. | McLevy Hall or Washington Hall where Abraham Lincoln gave a political address on March 10, 1860. Bridgeport, CT. Style: Greek Revival. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) | Lincoln Carriage (c1845) made by Brewster Mfg. Co. at Fort Leavenworth Military Museum which carried Abe Lincoln from Troy, KS to Leavenworth in Dec. 1859. Leavenworth, KS. | Lincoln campaign ribbons (1860) at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Abraham Lincoln campaign medals including Rail Splitter of the West, The Union Must and Shall be Preserved, & No More Slave Territory. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLH45.JPG) | ![Flag promoting election of Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin. Indianapolis, IN.](/t/USIN/ININ639.JPG) | ![Portrait of Hannibal Hamlin by Alfred E. Smith in Maine State Capitol. Hamlin was Lincoln's Vice-President after serving as a Maine governor & congressman. Augusta, ME.](/t/USME/MEA143.JPG) | ![Great Western Railroad Depot where Lincoln made farewell speech before going to Washington to become President. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILS101.JPG) |
Abraham Lincoln campaign medals (1860) including Rail Splitter of the West, The Union Must and Shall be Preserved, & No More Slave Territory. Springfield, IL. | Election flag promoting Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin (1860) at Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. Indianapolis, IN. ![](/b/m.gif) | Portrait of Hannibal Hamlin by Alfred E. Smith (1901) in Maine State Capitol. Hamlin was Lincoln's Vice-President after serving as a Maine governor & congressman. Augusta, ME. ![](/b/m.gif) | Great Western Railroad Depot where Lincoln made farewell speech (Feb. 11,1861) before going to Washington to become President. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Model in Great Western Railroad Depot of Abe Lincoln giving farewell speech. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILS103.JPG) | ![Lincoln family replicas posed before white house at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLM11.JPG) | ![Diorama of debate over Emancipation Proclamation at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLM22.JPG) | ![Copy of Emancipation Proclamation at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA.](/t/USIA/IADH53.JPG) |
Model in Great Western Railroad Depot of Abe Lincoln giving farewell speech. Springfield, IL. | Lincoln family replicas posed before white house at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Diorama of debate over Emancipation Proclamation at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Springfield, IL. | Copy of Emancipation Proclamation (1862) at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Gettysburg National Military Cemetery where Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address. Gettysburg, PA.](/t/USPA/PAG036.JPG) | ![Abraham Lincoln 1864 election promotion medal. PA.](/t/USPA/PAHM11.JPG) | ![Ford's Theatre where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCFT01.JPG) | ![Presidential box in Ford's Theatre where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCFT02.JPG) |
Gettysburg National Military Cemetery where Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address. Gettysburg, PA. ![](/b/m.gif) | Abraham Lincoln 1864 election promotion medal. PA. ![](/b/m.gif) | Ford's Theatre where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth in 1865 (10th St. NW, between E & F Sts.). Washington, DC. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) | Presidential box in Ford's Theatre where Abraham Lincoln sat when shot by John Wilkes Booth. Washington, DC. |
![Deringer gun used by John Wilkes Booth to kill Abraham Lincoln, in Ford's Theatre museum. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCFT05.JPG) | ![Boarding house across street from Ford's Theatre where Lincoln died. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCFT12.JPG) | ![Room where Lincoln died on April 15, 1865. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCFT13.JPG) | ![Mourning badge for Abraham Lincoln at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA.](/t/USGA/GAAH61.JPG) |
Deringer gun used by John Wilkes Booth to kill Abraham Lincoln, now in Ford's Theatre museum. Washington, DC. | Boarding house across street from Ford's Theatre where Lincoln died. Washington, DC. On National Register. | Room where Lincoln died on April 15, 1865. Washington, DC. | Mourning badge for Abraham Lincoln at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA. ![](/b/m.gif) |
![Stairway to Civil War sculptures of Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLT03.JPG) | ![Copy of Lincoln's bust by Gutzon Borglum at Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLT07.JPG) | ![Statue of Abraham Lincoln holding Emancipation Proclamation by Larkin G. Mead at Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLT08.JPG) | ![Abraham Lincoln's Tombstone. Springfield, IL.](/t/USIL/ILSLT23.JPG) |
Stairway to Civil War sculptures of Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL. ![](/b/m.gif) | Copy of Lincoln's bust by Gutzon Borglum at Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL. | Statue of Abraham Lincoln holding Emancipation Proclamation (1874) by Larkin G. Mead at Lincoln's Tomb. Springfield, IL. | Abraham Lincoln's Tombstone (1808-65). Springfield, IL. |
![President Abraham Lincoln statue in Lincoln Memorial. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCM032.JPG) | ![Standing Abraham Lincoln statue by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Lincoln Park. Chicago, IL.](/t/USIL/ILCC403.JPG) | ![Commemorative Royal Vienna Porcelain vase with portrait of Abraham Lincoln painted by Rob Pilz at Wisconsin Veterans Museum. Madison, WI.](/t/USWI/WIMM24.JPG) | ![Top hat worn by Abraham Lincoln the night he was shot at Ford's Theatre in American History Museum. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMH18.JPG) |
President Abraham Lincoln statue by Jules Guerin in his memorial. Washington, DC. ![](/b/m.gif) | Standing Abraham Lincoln statue (1887) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Lincoln Park. Chicago, IL. | Commemorative Royal Vienna Porcelain vase (1893) with portrait of Abraham Lincoln painted by Rob Pilz at Wisconsin Veterans Museum. Madison, WI. | Top hat worn by Abraham Lincoln the night he was shot at Ford's Theatre in American History Museum. Washington, DC. |