The former Manhattan residence of Abraham Lincoln’s granddaughter is set to hit the market for $10.5 million.

A ritzy Manhattan townhouse with serious presidential cred is poised to list for $10.5 million. The 128 E. 38th St. gem, in ...

As Lincoln had remarked, “A house ... In his 1863 Gettysburg Address, he argued that the war must lead to “a new birth of freedom” or it would have been fought in vain. Major Acts In practical terms, ...

The only photograph of Abraham ... House gardener [Thomas G. Wheeler]. James Wheeler knew the president as a six-year-old, and Lincoln teased him about stealing some figs off a White House tree ...

Abraham Lincoln ... White House, 11-year-old Willie died of typhoid fever. Little Tad, who eventually recovered from the typhoid fever he had at the same time as Willie, survived his father ...

Whitman first saw Lincoln when the president-elect visited New York on his way to the White House: on Feb. 19 ... Walt Whitman and Abraham Lincoln never spoke to one another in real life, except ...

The birthday of Abraham ... Lincoln was born and raised in Hodgenville, Kentucky to an impoverished family. Because he did not attend school for long, he practiced reading to improve his cognitive ...

Considered one of the nation's greatest presidents, Abraham ... In his acceptance speech, Lincoln criticized President Buchanan, denounced slavery, and declared "a house divided cannot stand." ...

Lincoln had struggled to heal the wounds of war, yet he became one of its last victims, and the war left the country no less divided. Abraham ... During his time in the White House, Lincoln's ...