Two rangers speak to a group of donors during the reopening of the Lincoln Home in 1988. A third ranger stands in the background. Photographer facing south west.
Topic: Interpretation
A worker installs the metal support frames for the upright posts of the Lincoln Home retaining wall fence. Visitors stand in the background, right. Photographer facing south.
A worker installs the metal support frames for the upright posts of the Lincoln Home retaining wall fence. Visitors stand in the background, right. Photographer facing south.
Ranger Judith Winkelmann stands in front of the Lincoln Home, talking with three visitors. One other visitor enters the Lincoln Home to the left of the photo. Photographer facing north east.
Ranger Judy Winkelmann talks with a three students in front of the Lincoln Home. Photographer facing east.
An unidentified Park interpreter checks tickets before they enter the Lincoln Home. Photographer facing south east.
Lincoln & son impersonators going up front stairs. McCalls pictures 1957. Photographer facing east.
Interpretation rager guiding a tour group upstairs on the west stairwell of the Lincoln Home, after the 1987-1988 Restoration. A single visitor is visable in the right foreground of the image. Photographer facing south east.
Staff member removing plaster from the ceiling of the Lincoln Home, during the 1987-1988 Restoration. Exact location unknown.
NA Interpretation, Costumes
