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.Record Group 35 Abraham Lincoln Entry 1: Folder 1 Memory card for Isaac Meyer Wise from Central Synagogue (Acc. #2000.008.01) Card from Thanksgiving card (Acc. #98.109.2) Mary Todd Lincoln’s White Cake Recipe (Acc. #2005.074.05) Program and article on
play, “Abe Lincoln in “A Day with President Lincoln,” Act II program Abraham Lincoln Civil War Round Table membership card for Alfred Jantz, 1964 2 Card introducing the
book, A Portrait of Abraham Lincoln in
Letters by his Oldest Son “The Trail of Young Lincoln,” story to color book (Acc. #2004.183.39) Flyer for
Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices in “Abraham Lincoln Didn’t Quit” 10 Documents on the legal case of Ragsdell & Ashbury v. Spear (Acc. #2006.079.01, #2006.079.02, & #2006.079.03) Abraham Lincoln’s Favorite Cake Bookmark from Folder from 75th Anniversary Exhibition at The Lincoln Historic postcards The Lincoln Group building at the Chicago World’s Fair (Acc. #2008.124.01) 4 Entry 2: Letters from War
Department Folder 1 Letter from War Department about Civil War books to T.C. Sherwood, 1884 (Acc. #93.21.153) Letter to T.C. Sherwood signed by Robert Lincoln, January 25, 1885 (Acc. #93.21.154) Entry 3: Speech Notes on Folder 1 Notes on Notes from “The Art of Problem Solving” Notes from “Abe Lincoln’s First Big Fee” speech by Mitchell Wilson Notes about Thoughts from Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln and the Kansas-Nebraska Act: A Sesquicentennial Anniversary Symposium 2003 Platt Family Entry 4: Speeches and Letters Folder 1 Souvenir facsimile of Gettysburg Address (4 copies) The Proclamation of Emancipation, January 1, 1863 ((very small) Acc. #2004.176.36) Copy of address by
Prof. Dwight Dumond at List of names in picture of men signing Emancipation Proclamation with letter to Karl Starkweather, December 1, 1965 Copy of Copy of Copy of Emancipation Proclamation (large copy & miniature copy) Farewell Address at Copy of Grace Bedell letter Copy of Entry 5: Pamphlets and Brochures Folder 1 The The Publication of the American Jewish Historical Society (Acc. #2000.155.01) 1775–1875 The “With Malice toward None” (Acc. #2000.155.06) Lincoln and Democratic Leadership (Acc. #2000.155.04) Little Known Lincoln Humor (2 copies) (Acc. #2004.183.12, 2000.155.07) Little known facts about Thanksgiving (Acc. #2004.183.11) Abraham Lincoln Birthplace (Acc. #2004.183.02) New The Ford’s Theater, 1985 (Acc. #2008.83.01) Folder 2 The The Home of Abraham Lincoln (Acc. #2004.176.35) Ford’s Theater Visitor’s Guide Abraham Lincoln’s Boyhood Home (Acc. #2004.183.14) Lincoln Home Visitor’s Guide ( 3 copies) The Embalming of President Lincoln The House Where Abraham Lincoln Birthplace Visitor’s Guide The Abraham Lincoln Home (Acc. #2000.155.05) Abraham Lincoln—A biography in pictures (Acc. #94.9.1) Little Known Boyhood Adventures of Abraham Lincoln Little Known Abraham Lincoln: the Great Emancipator Picturing Folder 3 Picture Guide Book of
New New The Law of The Lincoln Digest, “Collecting Lincoln Pennies” (3 copies) (Acc. #2000.155.09) The Lincoln Digest, “ Lincoln Lore, “The
Constitution from The Lincoln Digest, “ The Scout Abraham Lincoln (2 copies) The Abraham Lincoln Birthplace guide The The The Friends of The Lincoln Museum 2007 Annual meeting program “Abraham Lincoln and the Rule of Law,” Ideas, notes, and News about History Education, May 2002 Entry 6: Lincoln Home Replica Folder 1 Historic Homes
information on a replica of Photo of replica home (2 copies) (Acc. #2002.074.01) Black and white photo
of Real estate listing for replica of Abe Lincoln home (Acc. #2002.074.01) Floor plans (Acc. #2002.074.01) Real estate listing (Acc. #2002.074.01) Subdivision plan (Acc. #2002.074.01) “Alger Delta to install service to Abraham Lincoln’s home?” (Acc. #2002.074.01) Information packet on details for replica home (Acc. #2002.074.01) Entry7: Postcards and posters Folder 1 Posters Postcards Abraham Lincoln’s Home postcard packet Abraham Lincoln in Abraham Lincoln Birthplace postcard packet Nancy Hanks Lincoln State Memorial-Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s Grave Nancy Hanks State Memorial-Cabin site Lincoln Centennial souvenir (Acc. #2002.060.01) Home office of Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, Lincoln City, IN-fireplace (2 copies) (Acc. #2004.176.31, #2004.176.33) Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, Lincoln City, IN-cabin (Acc. #2004.176.32) “The Lincoln Story in Stone” sculpture (Acc. #2004.176.29) Replica of Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865 Home office of Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Abraham and Tad Lincoln Black and white small postcard pack includes: (Acc. #2000.155.13) Hill’s Carding Mill and Wool House Dining Room and Kitchen, Rutledge Tavern Interior of Schoolhouse Hill-McNamar (McNeil) Store (3) TheWagon Wheel Inn Ash Hopper Miller and Kelso Residence Interior of First Berry-Lincoln Store Doctor Regnier’s Residence and office Restored Schoolhouse Jack Kelso’s residence Samuel Hill’s residence (2) Berry-Lincoln store Doctor John Allen’s residence Saw and Grist Mill Onstot’s Cooper shop and residence Rutledge Tavern Exterior of first Berry-Lincoln Store New “Candidate Entry 8: Pictures and Photos Folder 1 Photo of Young Jesus and Lincoln Post-mortem examination of Booth’s body Booth’s capture from Harper’s Weekly, May 13, 1865 Old photo of Boy Scout dedication
in front of Painting of Young Young Lincoln copy from a daguerreotype (2 copies) (Acc. #2007.83.01 & #2007.83.02) Lincoln-Herndon Law
Office in Street plan of Visitor’s office in New Salem, IL (Acc. #2007.96.05) Old State Capitol in Mary Todd Lincoln’s
home in Photo of Young Cartoons about Lincoln (Acc. #2008.125.01) Entry 9: Magazine articles and
newsletters Folder 1 The Living Land of Lincoln, Reader’s Digest, October, 1980 The Forgotten Ann Arbor Civil War Round Table newsletter, February, 2002 Death of John Wilkes Booth, American History, April, 2005 A Day to Remember, American History, April, 2005 “War Presidents: Examining the Challenges of the 1864, 1944, and 1968 Elections” essay by George Gilbert Abraham Lincoln, the Man Who Saved the Nation, Biography Magazine, February, 1999 Member News: The The Great Man…And a Young Boy Lincoln and Children, Longacre PTA Topic, The Observer, 1966 Warns of Fifth Column,
The The Legacy of Mr. Lincoln’s Rebirth of the Hall
Where
In the Footsteps of
the Lincoln Heritage Trail, Motor News, September, 1971 If A Heritage for Labor, Butcher Workman, February, 1975 The Lincoln Heritage Trail, Redbook Magazine, February, 1974 Abe Lincoln in Around the Green in When Ann Arbor Civil War Round Table newsletter, April, 2004 Article about Charles McCabe and Lincoln News from Alfred A.
Knopf-Mary Todd Lincoln: Her Life and Letters It All Began with a Letter “Abe Lincoln’s Ten Guidelines” (Acc. #2003.074.02) “Abraham Lincoln Didn’t Quit” Chicken Soup for the Soul 2003.074.04) The Harlan-Lincoln Family tree (Acc. #2003.074.03) “The Story of Abraham Lincoln’s Whiskers” (Acc. #2003.074.07) “My First Interview with Robert Todd Lincoln” (Acc. #2003.074.08) “Uncovering the Real Lincoln” Time, Special Issue July 4, 2005, pp38-74 “ “ “Looking for “Where “ William B. Allison
(man who nominated Entry 10: Newspaper articles Folder 1 Dr. Mudd controversy “Grandson finally clears smeared name” “Carter clears doctor
in death of “Man battles history to clear Mudd name,” Detroit News, July 24, 1998 “ Actors portraying “Massey tells plot of
next “Henry Fonda as Abe at Fisher” “‘A. “Dotrice pulls
together many-faceted “‘Young Abe Lincoln’ will bring Broadway to Pease Auditorium,” Eastern Echo, April 4, 1967 Art Goupel and Lincoln Gregory Peck and Lincoln 38 “‘First Lady’ talks about her life with the President,” Observer & Eccentric, November 30, 1995 “80,000 pennies later” “‘Twin’ to host “‘ “It’s Abe!” “Abe Lincoln comes alive for junior high students,” Oakland Press, November 6, 1980 Carl Sandburg “Carl Sandburg: He enjoyed being involved,” Detroit Free Press, July 23, 1967 “Sandburg was a Michigander,” Detroit Free Press, July 23, 1967 “Sandburg spans an American era,” Detroit Free Press, January 1, 1966 “Photogenic Sandburg, in sharp, craggy focus” Editorial articles “The Child is Father of the Man,” Detroit Free Press, February 12, 1963 “‘The “Abe Lincoln transcends background in any age,” Detroit News, December 1, 1996 “No, I didn’t hear anything!” “Bruce Catton’s Legacy,” Detroit Free Press, October 8, 1999 “You can quote me: I never said that,” June 9, 1967 “The “Helping underprivileged,” Detroit News, February 12, 1963 “Disney’s ‘ “Rating the presidents: Honest Abe wins nod,” Detroit Free Press, February 1, 1979 “Honest study of history reveals unpleasant truths,” January 8, 1980 “When conservative means reactionary,” February 24, 1965 “Honest Abe once left political world as a defeated man” “Lincoln and Blacks: A record of pride,” Detroit Free Press, February 12, 1973 “ “Today’s poverty would vex Abe” “Born for his time” “Abraham Lincoln: his memory’s swathed in glory, fantasy,” Detroit News, February 12, 1981 “Medium tells of
warnings given “Count your blessings,
was “Fate treated him badly, but he belongs to the ages” “Bishop portrays “1860: Die is cast as
“A story about Abe,” The Evangelist, May 27, 1993 “How “Abraham Lincoln’s first car” cartoon Book reviews “An Honest Abe,” “ “Citizen of New “The other Abraham
Lincoln,” “Sleuthing Abe Lincoln” Life and family “ “ “Robert Lincoln: He guarded his famous father’s papers for more than 50 years,” Los Angeles Times, November 26, 1983 “ “ “ “The religion of Abraham Lincoln,” Detroit News, February 10, 1963 “Abraham Lincoln deeply religious in his own way,” Detroit Free Press, February, 1973 “He wooed-and lost,” Detroit News, February 11, 1971 “ “Problems assailed the
president-elect,” “Lawyer “Historical trash heap” Various articles on “ Folder 2 Political life and assassination “Infamous Ford Theatre celebrates its rebirth,” The Milwaukee Journal, February 12, 1993 Photo of Photo of “ “A. Lincoln, Writer,” American Heritage, September-October, 1989 “Mourning edition tells of tragic history,” Observer, October 24, 1996 “All for the “Abraham Lincoln, the Man Who Saved the Nation,” Biography magazine, February, 1999 (Acc. #2004.276.08) “Death of the
President!” “The man who might never have been” “The human side of our President,” Photo of “ “The man who taught Photo of Article about Lincoln and Chaplain McCabe, This Week magazine, March 26, 1967 “Abe Lincoln-Man of Letters,” Parade magazine, October 22, 1989 “Honest Abe is now an honest-to-gosh- babe,” USA Today, February 21, 2005 “Lincoln, Reagan,
outpoll “Freedom of Speech,” Article about
Presidential debates, “When history repeats itself: The deaths of Lincoln, JFK,” USA Today, November 21, 1988 “$5 Confederate Bill
Found on “History relived at Ford’s Theater,” Detroit News, May 30, 1976 “ “Letter Tells of “Did she help murder Photo of items found
in Folder 3 Lincoln lore, artifacts, memorials, and historians “Custom-built for President Lincoln,” Cross Ties, December, 1973 “Meet Author Russell
Freedman,” Picture of “Eight sides to the story” “ “The President,” an ad from Lincoln Mint, Sunday News magazine, March 3, 1974 “ “Flag makes believer
out of “He likes “ “Happy Birthday, Abe” “ Photo of “Coins and Medals of Washington and Lincoln” Catalog entries of “Tops with “Abraham Lincoln lecture,” Grosse Pointe News, February 9, 1989 “Historical talk set
in “Love of music, “Wixom Historical Society” “William Springer, historian,” February 18, 1987 “Author, Columnist Jim Bishop Dies,” August, 1987 “ Article about Welton Petz and Lloyd Ostendorf “The Rare ‘L’ on Her Dinner Set” “It’s his busy season for presidential presentations,” Detroit Free Press, February 19, 1987 “Ferreting the ‘truth’
of “New “ “ “Red Alert! What “Lincolniana Collection to WSU” “Ypsi woman has a
little bit of “Eastman Johnson’s Realism; Refreshing Naïve Artists,” Detroit Free Press, July 2, 1972 “Forefather hit Abe Lincoln in the nose,” Detroit Free Press, February 13, 1969 “Remembering “Motherlode of Ad for bust of Pictures of Article about what was
in “High-Flying Auction
Prices at ‘ “ “Restored Ford Theater to be dedicated April 14,” New York Times, September 26, 1966 “ |
