Abraham Lincoln-related pictures [graphic], 1860s-ca. 1976.

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Abraham Lincoln-related pictures [graphic], 1860s-ca. 1976.

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This collection gathers together pictures from various sources that are related to Abraham Lincoln. Most of the images are reproductions of photographs, drawings, paintings, and lithographs, rather than original items from Lincoln's time. They are divided into eight series: Series 1, Photographic Portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Family Members; Series 2, Graphic Portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Family Members; Series 3, Assassination and Death; Series 4, Lincoln's Funeral Train; Series 5, Portraits of Conspirators in the Lincoln Assassination and Their Pursuers; Series 6, Spencer County Lincoln-Related Sites; Series 7, Lincoln Statues and Other Memorial Sites; and Series 8, Lincoln-Related Images from Kentucky.

1 photograph box, 1 OVA photograph box, 2 OVB photograph boxes, 1 OVC photograph box, 1 flat file folder, 2 framed images.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7763484

Indiana Historical Society Library

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