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• - Situated in Springfield IL, this is the only home that Lincoln ever owned, living there from 1844 until he was elected President in 1861.
  
• - A non-profit, tax-exempt historical society with a nationwide membership, devoted to the study of Abraham Lincoln since 1935.
  
• - About this museum on the LMU campus and its diverse Lincoln and Civil War collections, including personal memorabilia of President Lincoln, as well as over 20,000 books, manuscripts, pamphlets, photographs, paintings, and sculptures.
  
• - Information on the Bust of Abraham Lincoln found in the Fords Theatre in Washington DC.
  
• - "An Illustrated Timeline for Young Readers". Simple biography illustrated by first-graders. There's notes for teachers and a gallery for more children's contributions.
  
• - Rarely told myth about President Lincoln faking his death and moving to Weatherford, TX
  
• - Small sample of speeches from The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln edited by Roy P. Basler. Introductions to individual documents are by Abraham Lincoln Online.
  
• - Webmaster's attempt to help the new Lincoln and/or Civil War enthusiast put together a great compact Lincoln library. Seven titles with brief notes.
  
• - Biography, speeches and quotes from the White House's official site.
  
• - Presents a 45-minute living history program geared toward elementary and middle school students. Includes requirements for organizing a school assembly and contact information.
  
• - The research of one of Lincoln's descendants, according to the North Carolina tradition.
  
• - Documentary history of Lincoln's law practice from 1836-1861.
  
• - Cartoons, comments and poems published in the British humor magazine during the American Civil War, 1861-1865.
  
• - Describes some of the newspapers and magazines during the 1860-1865 period of Lincoln's presidency.
  
• - The Joseph Nathanson Collection of Lincolniana at McGill University Library. Information and virtual exhibit.
  
• - An online edition of the presidential papers of Abraham Lincoln.
  
• - Dedicated to Lincoln books, pamphlets, and periodicals relating to the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. Contains detailed bibliographies of all Lincoln titles published since 1990.
  
• - A few links to Lincoln sites.
  
• - Information on his life, family, accomplishments, and assassination. Retired American history teacher e-mails answers to questions.
  
• - Official site of this museum, situated in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
  
• - "Selections from two collections at the Library of Congress that illuminate the life of Abraham Lincoln".
  
• - Did Lincoln abuse the Constitution during the Civil War? Discussion with law professor Daniel Farber.
  
• - Lots of information about Lincoln in this personal site, including text of speeches, letters, and proclamations, and links to associated historical sites.
  
• - A list of documents in the archive, some of which are available online.
  
• - Collection of works by and about Lincoln. Includes political debates, speeches, a number of essays, and biographies.
  
• - A biography of Abraham Lincoln.
  
• - Illustrated chronology of Lincoln's life, with key points expanded upon in short articles.
  
• - A look at the White House during Lincoln's presidency, including biographies of military, political, and family figures who visited or lived there.
  
• - Presents news about Abraham Lincoln books, speeches and writings, historic places, and events.
  
• - About 80 cartoons show the evolution of Lincoln's image from his first campaign for the presidency in 1860 through the Civil War to the early 1900s.
  
• - Quarter Plate Daguerreotype of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln taken in March of 1861.
  
• - Complete text of Address, with informative introduction.
  
• - Electronic version of a text which devotes more than three hundred pages to the question "Was Lincoln a Christian?" From The Secular Web.
  
• - Hosts a fully-searchable online version of Lincoln's collected works.
  
• - Photographs and a "virtual visitor center" from this site in Kentucky conserved by the National Parks Service.
  
• - Fact file and comprehensive biographical sketch based on PBS series. Also includes gallery and quotations.
  
• - All the known information about the Kaplan daguerreotye, believed to be of Lincoln in his early thirties.
  
• - In a new book, Historian Ronald C. White, Jr., explains why Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, given just weeks before he died, was his greatest speech
  
• - Compares coincidences in Abraham Lincoln's life and death with John F. Kennedy's. Also includes information on the death of John F. Kennedy, Jr.
  
• - Debunks claim that Lincoln supported animal rights, and presents evidence that he was racist.
  
• - Complete text of Address, with informative introduction.
  
• - A hypertext reproduction of Robert Green Ingersoll's 1894 biography.
  
• - Biography by James Russell Lowell. In plain text, HTML, or as a zip file.
  
• - Produced by the Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project to bring many of Illinois' Lincoln materials together for use by students and scholars.
  
• - Biographical information about Lincoln by and his family with links to other resources.