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| When you drive around Springfield, Lincoln is everywhere. |
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| On the sides of buildings. |
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| Your dad even had a chat with Abe on the plaza |
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| Mr. Lincoln with Mary and son on the plaza |
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| We visited the Lincoln Presidential Library first |
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| This painting portrays Lincoln as a young man reading when he should have been chopping I suppose. He was largely self educated. |
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| This was painted in 1858 from a live pose prior to his senate campaign. |
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| They had many beautiful portraits such at this one of Mary Todd Lincoln |
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| An actual photo of Lincoln on his porch with his sons |
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| We toured his restored home in Springfield |
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| Only months before going to Washington Mr. Lincoln bought this beautiful stove for Mary. She wanted to take it with. |
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| Lincoln's bed is 81" long. |
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| This is the room where the family played. |
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| The parlor of Mr & Mrs Lincoln's home in Springfield. The little hutch on the wall below the pictures was theirs. |
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| We toured the Old Capitol building. Lincoln served 4 terms in the state legislature. |
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| He argued hundreds of cases in the State Supreme Court. |
This was our first day in Springfield. We will have another post about our second day.
















Looks like a blast!!
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