ALT Vintage illustrated map showing parts of Indiana and Kentucky with rivers, towns, and historical scenes from the 1800s. Text below it says, "I would much like to visit the old home, and old friends of my boyhood, but I fear the chance for doing so soon, is not very good. - A. Lincoln, 10/23/1860"

ALT An illustration of the Lincoln home. Text above it says, "A messenger came to tell me Bob was lost; but by the time I reached the house, his mother had found him and had him whipped – and by now very likely he is run away again. - A. Lincoln, Oct. 22, 1846"

ALT Promotional banner for the Oct 27th Little Lincoln's Fireside Tales event.

ALT Promotional banner for Abes Haunted Hollow event.

ALT Promotional banner for History This Week podcast event at the ALPLM on November 6th.

ALT An illustration of Abraham Lincoln. Text next to it says, “In giving freedom to the slave, we assure freedom to the free. - A. Lincoln, 12/1/1862"

ALT Promotional banner for the Oct 27th ALPLM Book Club for Educators

ALT A photo of Abraham Lincoln on a background of handwriting. Text says, ""I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, do, hereby, appoint and set apart the last Thursday in November ... as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God. - Abraham Lincoln, Oct. 20, 1864"

ALT Promotional banner for Remember the First Ladies event.

ALT Promotional banner for ALPLM Graphic Arts Designer open position.

ALT Photos of Abraham Lincoln without a beard, with a partial beard and with a full beard. Text beneath them says, “As to the whiskers, having never worn any, do you not think people would call it a piece of silly affect[at]ion if I were to begin it now? - A. Lincoln, 10/18/1860"

ALT promotional banner for A250 movie night

ALT An illustration of Abraham Lincoln speaking during a debate with Stephen Douglas. Text says, "Has Douglas the exclusive right, in this country, of being on all sides of all questions? Is nobody allowed that high privilege but himself? - A. Lincoln, 10/15/1858"

ALT An Illinois map showing the sequence and locations of the Lincoln-Douglas debates.

ALT A map of the United States highlighting the Southern states that attempted to secede during the Civil War. Text says, "I certainly am in no temper, and have no purpose, to embitter the feelings of the South - A. Lincoln, 10/15/1860"

ALT A photo of Abraham Lincoln. Text next to him says, "Our position is right. Our principles are good and just. - A. Lincoln, Oct. 14, 1859"