Park Guide, Max Farley, demonstrates the toy of Hoop and Stick for some young visitors.
Topic: Special Events
A play about the Lincoln's departure from Springfield in 1861, written by Ken Bradburry, is performed by Randy Duncan (Mr. Lincoln) and Pam Brown (Mrs. Lincoln) in the Lincoln Home Visitor Center, Theatre 1 to commemorate the anniversary of the Lincoln's leaving for Washington in Feb. 1861.
A play about the Lincoln's departure from Springfield in 1861, written by Ken Bradburry, is performed by Randy Duncan (Mr. Lincoln) and Pam Brown (Mrs. Lincoln) in the Lincoln Home Visitor Center, Theatre 1 to commemorate the anniversary of the Lincoln's leaving for Washington in Feb. 1861.
A play about the Lincoln's departure from Springfield in 1861, written by Ken Bradburry, is performed by Randy Duncan (Mr. Lincoln) and Pam Brown (Mrs. Lincoln) in the Lincoln Home Visitor Center, Theatre 1 to commemorate the anniversary of the Lincoln's leaving for Washington in Feb. 1861.
A play about the Lincoln's departure from Springfield in 1861, written by Ken Bradburry, is performed by Randy Duncan (Mr. Lincoln) and Pam Brown (Mrs. Lincoln) in the Lincoln Home Visitor Center, Theatre 1 to commemorate the anniversary of the Lincoln's leaving for Washington in Feb. 1861.
A play about the Lincoln's departure from Springfield in 1861, written by Ken Bradburry, is performed by Randy Duncan (Mr. Lincoln) and Pam Brown (Mrs. Lincoln) in the Lincoln Home Visitor Center, Theatre 1 to commemorate the anniversary of the Lincoln's leaving for Washington in Feb. 1861.
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author, Doris Kearns Goodwin visits the Lincoln Home while in Springfield. While on tour with staff, she sits at Lincoln's desk to sign a copy of her book "Team of Rivals."
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author, Doris Kearns Goodwin visits the Lincoln Home while in Springfield.
Community Leader, Kathryn Harris, tries out the "See yourself in Lincoln's Springfield" component.
Lincoln Home Superintendent, Tim Good, Lincoln Presidential Foundation Chair Sergio Pecori, State Senator Doris Turner, US Senator Dick Durbin, Representatives of the MG Nelson Family, Lincoln Presidential Foundation President, Erin Carlson Mast and Representatives of McCullough Creatives, cut the ribbon to officially open "Lincoln's Springfield" in the historic Corneau House.
