Category: Links

Virtual Lincoln Library Library of Congress The Virtual Lincoln Library of the Library of Congress provides internet access to images and transcripts of 30,000 Lincoln documents. Website Library of Congress

Lincoln Law Office Abraham Lincoln Online, Historic Places The Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices recreates the space where Abraham Lincoln and his partner practiced law from 1843 to 1852. Website Abraham Lincoln Online, Historic Places

Lincoln Forum Lincoln Forum The Lincoln Forum hosts an annual colloquium each November on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Website Lincoln Forum

Chicago Historical Society Chicago Historical Society The Chicago Historical Society has an on-line exhibit on “A House Divided: America in the Age of Lincoln.” Website Chicago Historical Society

Emancipation Proclamation National Archives The National Archives is the home of the Emancipation Proclamation — both the draft version and the final document issued on January 1, 1863. Website National Archives

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in home to presentations on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. Website Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

Lincoln’s Kentucky Home Kentucky Department of Parks Lincoln Homestead State Park features a replica of the home of Abraham Lincoln’s father and the original home of Lincoln’s mother. Website Kentucky Department of Parks

Abraham Lincoln Institute Abraham Lincoln Institute The Abraham Lincoln Institute sponsors an all-day symposium each March on the career and legacy of Abraham Lincoln. Website Abraham Lincoln Institute

Smithsonian Institute Smithsonian Institute Smithsonian Institute features images and life masks of Abraham Lincoln from the National Portrait Gallery. Website Smithsonian Institute

AbrahamLincoln.org AbrahamLincoln.org The Lehrman Institute provides links to five comprehensive sites on Mr. Lincoln and the Founding, Freedom, Friends, New York and Washington. Website AbrahamLincoln.org