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Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "Cool Cruiser's Car Club." In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "Butler Funeral Home" In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "J. William and Carole Roberts." In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "Marcus McCollister." In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "Mr. Lincoln's Souvenirs and Gifts" In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Wooden ghost-shaped cut-out hanging on the white board fence along Jackson Street holding the name of a sponsor for the event. The sponsor is "Mr. Lincoln Inc." In the background, the laundry shed for the Dean House is visible as well as several trees with changing leaves.
Morse House, photographer facing south west.
Arrowhead image created by Lincoln Home staff members at the Paint the Street event in Springfield, IL in May 2023.
Interpretive staff members pose for a photograph with their artwork at the Paint the Street event in Springfield, IL in 2023.
Rangers Max Farley and Jasmine Leung pose with staff and children at the Journey to Greatness Day Camp hosted at the Springfield and Central Illinois African American History Museum. Exhibit panels are visible in background.
Registered National Landmark Placque in place on north side of Lincoln Home Interpretation, Placque
Close-up of the foundation of the Lincoln Home during the 1987-1988 Restoration.
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