South face of Lincoln Home retaining wall and section of south yard during the 1987-1988 Restoration. A section of the foundation, boardwalk, and Eighth Street can be seen. Photographer facing west.
Keyword: Eighth Street
A section of boardwalk, along Eighth Street north of Jackson, being replaced. The Sprigg house, pre-restoration, appears in the background. Photographer facing south.
Reconstruction in progress of the Lincoln Home west retaining wall fence.Photographer facing west. The brick plaza of the home and 8th Street can be seen in the background.
1st tour group ready to tour the Lincoln Home after the 1987-88 Restoration - June 14, 1988. Four staff members in photo, including Richard Lusardi in lower left corner. Photographer facing west, from Lincoln Home front stairs.
Elm tree replacement - Pleasant Nursery staff removing tree while City Arborist Mike Dirksen (in green jacket behind removal equipment) oversees. Lincoln Home on right. Conference Center in background center. Photographer facing north from northeast corner of 8th and Jackson Street intersection.
Close-up of gravel on Eighth Street, near Lincoln Home curb. Photographer facing north east.
Two staff mambers remove a fallen tree near the Lincoln Home, on the brick plaza along Eighth Street. Photographer facing north east.
A Union Army reenactor group bearing US and regimental flags stand in formation in front of the Lincoln Home during reopening ceremony. Visitors and attendees stand, watching, along with a single ranger, in front of their chairs along Eighth Street. A speakers podium can be seen to the far right of the photo. Photographer facing…
Visitors wait for a tour of the Lincoln Home, while speaking with a costumed reenactor. The restored Lincoln Home west fence appears on the right of the photo. Photographer facing north.
Bricklayer setting the bricks for the plaza in front (west) of the Lincoln Home during the 1987-88 Restoration. Photographer facing south west.
