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Title
Abraham Lincoln of Illinois and Alexander Stephens of Georgia
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Along Knob Creek where the boy, Abe Lincoln, grew up till he was seven years old
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Mrs˙ Lincoln's ink stand and music box — corn-belt craftmanship.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
The earliest known portrait of Abraham Lincoln. This photograph from the Frederick H˙ Meserve Collection is a copy of a daguerreotype believed to have been made in 1846 by N˙ H˙ Shepherd. Later loaned to Ida M˙ Tarbell by Robert T˙ Lin
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Joshua Giddings
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Flat stone found by William Green near Lincoln's store in New Salem. The lettering chipped in reads, "A˙ Lincoln and Ann Rutledge were betrothed here July 4, 1833."
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Ravine where old-time road led past Lincoln and Berry store.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Lincoln's wallet, with compartment marked
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Lincoln's spectacles.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Lincoln's shawl.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Ox yoke carved by Lincoln; young steers yoked in this helped haul the Lincoln family across the Wabash to the new prairie home in Illinois in 1831.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
A Steichen photograph of an early famous Volk life mask of Lincoln in copper (March 1860) loaned to Steichen by Frederick H˙ Meserve.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
John Quincy Adams
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
the Sangamon River from New Salem hilltop; Lincoln arrived here in a canoe, took a flatboat from here to New Orleans, and twice piloted a steamboat around this bend.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
photographs, photographs
Permission
Northern Illinois University