Our Kentucky coin would feature a tiny log cabin; the Indiana penny ... of “Brought Forth on this Continent: Abraham Lincoln and American Immigration.” ...

Central Park Plaza, had a celebration for Abraham Lincoln's 216th birthday ... in a one-room log cabin near Hodgenville, Kentucky. Lincoln grew up in Kentucky and Indiana with little formal ...

“Here are four shots relating to Abraham Lincoln and President’s Day. First is the Lincoln Birthplace near Hodgenville, Kentucky. The temple-like building you see in the distance houses a replica of ...

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln was born in 1809 in a one-room log cabin on his father's Sinking Spring Farm near Louisville, Kentucky. Lincoln's family lived at the cabin until he was 2 ½ years old.

When you think of American vacations, you think of Disney World—no wonder, because Magic Kingdom is the most visited vacation resort ... Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. Why go?

The cover of 'Nance: A Girl of Color and Her Lawyer Abraham Lincoln,' a new book by Kevin Orlin Johnson. It details the case ...

On a February afternoon in 1864, Abraham Lincoln stood outside the White House, waiting impatiently for the presidential carriage he had summoned for a trip down Pennsylvania Avenue to Mathew ...

If you're looking to enjoy a slice of pie at a slice of history, look no further than this down-home restaurant in Indiana ...

Presidents Day offers a valuable opportunity to revisit Abraham Lincoln’s leadership lessons on the conciliatory exercise of authority over subordinates, including those who have in the past ...

During the early years of America's Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln sought a limited conflict against people he still regarded as fellow countrymen and with whom he sought reconciliation.

In 1862, Abraham Lincoln held a forum to consider a potential solution to the country’s conflict: What if all free Black people left the U.S. and settled in Central America? The president’s ...