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Spice of Life Quilt Show in Danville: 50 wall sized hanging quilts by the Association of Pacific Northwest Quilters will be displayed at the Vermilion County History Museum in ...
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The Lincoln-Douglas Debate of October 13, 1858, occurred in front of this Adams County Courthouse on Fifth Street, Quincy, before an estimated 12,000 gathered in Washington Park ...
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Looking for Lincoln Documents The biggest-ever Abraham Lincoln document hunt has begun, and you may be able to participate. There's a massive search underway to locate and copy ...
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How Lincoln's legacy was shaped by others. ... Looking for Lincoln: The Making of an American Icon By Philip B. Kunhardt III, Peter W.
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TIME: Looking For Lincoln: TIME photographer David Burnett talks about his search for relics of our 16th President
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... from WNET, public television?s flagship station in New York City will lead a free educator?s workshop in support of the national primetime premiere of LOOKING FOR LINCOLN, a ...
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Looking For Lincoln. A CONVERSATION WITH ANDREW FERGUSON: Journalist Andrew Ferguson is widely admired ...
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