This Section was updated on 21 September 2011
Virtual Book Signing™ |
September 30th |
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Join us at 6:00pm (Central) , live online or in person at Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, Chicago IL, when we welcome David Blight and William Harris to the program. David will be talking about his new book, American Oracle and William will be talking about Lincoln and the Border States. Ordering opens August 3rd. Order your signed, first editions and Learn more at Virtual Book Signing™
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The Lincoln Forum Annual Symposium
November 16th - November 18th |
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Held in Gettysburg, PA, the Lincoln Forum Symposium is a great opportunity to learn about Lincoln and enjoy the fellowship and scholarship of other members of the Lincoln community. This year's theme is "Lincoln on the Homefront: The Civil War Comes to Washington." Mark Neely is joining us at our table in the book sales area. Mark will be signing copies of his new book, Lincoln and the Triumph of the Nation. Details and times to be announced. Learn More about the Lincoln Forum Symposium. |
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The Pier Antiques Show
November 19th - November 20th |
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Join us and other members of PADA at the Pier Antiques show in New York, NY. The show is at 55th St. & 12th Ave., on the Hudson River. This is New York's largest Antique show. PADA will have it's own section on the show floor. Learn More at their web site. |
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Middle Tennessee Civil War Show & Sale
December 3rd - 4th |
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Join us at the Williamson Cty. Agricultural Expo Park in Franklin, TN. The Middle Tennessee Civil War Show and Sale has grown from a small gathering of Civil War enthusiasts and relic hunters in 1986 to become the largest Civil War show in the country, now featuring over 1000 tables of authentic Civil War relics, artifacts and memorabilia from the nation's top dealers and collectors. Learn More at their web site. |
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| Abraham Lincoln Library and
Museum |
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Exhibited
are many rare items - the cane Lincoln carried that fateful night at
Ford's Theatre, two life masks, the tea set he and Mary Todd used in
their home in Springfield, and numerous other artifacts. Approximately
30,000 books, manuscripts, pamphlets, photographs, paintings and sculptures
tell the story of President Lincoln and the Civil War period in America's
history. |
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| Abraham Presidential
Lincoln Library and Museum |
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The Abraham Lincoln
Presidential Library is the premier repository for materials relating
to the life of Abraham Lincoln and the history of the Prairie State.
The Library is a public, non-circulating research facility that
contains material on all aspects of Illinois' history. Particularly
noteworthy are the Library's holdings in published resources, manuscripts, newspapers, audiovisual,
and Lincolniana.
Located in Springfield, IL, the museum has just hosted its 1 millionth
visitor. |
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| Abraham Lincoln Research Site |
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Created by a retired history teacher, this site features a wealth of material on Lincoln's home life as well as a very focused account of the national mourning that followed Lincoln's assassination. |
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| Civil War Round Table |
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Celebrating 60 years of Civil War scholarship, the first Civil War Round Table started in this book shop. This link will take you to their web site. |
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| Civil War Weapons Search |
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Civil War Weapons Search is a nationally recognized business that provides serial number identification of Civil War period firearms at a very low cost. Their mission is to provide affordable, quality Civil War research to enthusiasts of all ages. |
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| Chicago History Museum |
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The Chicago History Museum cares for, showcases, and interprets millions of authentic pieces of Chicago and U.S. history. Our ability to illuminate the past is a reminder of what really happened once upon a time, sheds light on the present, and compellingly informs the future. |
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| Graphic Conservation Company |
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This site is for Graphic Conservation Company. A leader in the field, they use the latest techniques in paper conservation, but we are not just technicians. We apply the craftsmanship of the artist, the knowledge of the scientist, and the concern of the historian. They also maintain a lively discussion at their blog spot. |
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| Hildene |
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Robert
Todd Lincoln, the only child of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln to survive
to adulthood, became Chairman of the largest corporation in America at
the turn of the 20th century. He built his Georgian Revival mansion in
the scenic Vermont village of Manchester in 1905 and it became home to
only Lincoln descendants until 1975. It is an example of the “Great
American Story” and the story of the Lincoln family’s love
affair with Vermont. An historic home, gardens, trails, woods and farm
set on 412 preserved acres of quintessential Vermont landscape. |
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| Library of Congress |
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The Library of Congress web page is a gateway to a national treasure. Be sure to visit the American Memory Collection. |
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| Lincoln at 200 |
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Lincoln at 200 is a collaborative project of the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, the Chicago History Museum, and the Newberry Library. The Institute for Museum and Library Services has generously provided funding for this Web exhibition as part of a series of initiatives to commemorate the Lincoln bicentennial. All three institutions collaborated in planning public programs in Chicago for the bicentennial year. |
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| Lincoln Bicentennial Commission |
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Across the country
communities, organizations and individuals have already begun to plan
parades, museum exhibitions, performances, art installations and much
more. In the months and years to come, this website will serve as a resource
for those planning events and observances and for those looking forward
to participating in them. |
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| The Lincoln Institute |
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The
Lincoln Institute concentrates on providing support and assistance
to scholars and groups involved in the study of the life of
American's 16th President and the impact he had on the preservation
of the Union, the emancipation of black slaves, and the development
of democratic principles which have found worldwide application.
Featured pages include Mr. Lincoln and the Founders, Mr. Lincoln
and Freedom, Mr. Lincoln and Friends, Mr. Lincoln and New York
and Mr. Lincoln's White House. |
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| The Lincoln Forum |
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The Lincoln Forum is
an assembly of people who share a deep interest in the life and times
of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era. The Lincoln Forum supports
all Civil War and Lincoln groups that similarly strive to help succeeding
generations learn and benefit from the study of Lincoln. |
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| The Manuscript Society |
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An international organization of persons and institutions devoted to the collection preservation use and enjoyment of autographs and manuscripts. |
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Pritzker
Military Library |
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The Mission of the
Pritzker Military Library is to acquire and maintain a collection of
materials and develop appropriate programs focusing on the concept of
the Citizen Soldier as an essential element for the preservation of democracy. |
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| Professional Autograph Dealers Association, Inc. |
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Whether buying, selling or appraising autographs, this organization assures you quality and integrity. All PADA members adhere to a strict code of ethics. Visit our Events section (above) for details on PADA shows. |
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| The Rail Splitter |
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Dedicated to the field of Lincoln collecting for both the expert and the novice, Rail Splitter publishes a quarterly journal, hosts a yearly auction and sponsors Lincoln events every two years. |
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| The Surratt House |
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The Surratt House Museum houses many artifacts from the Lincoln Assassination, the also sponsor tours that trace the escape route taken by John Wilkes Booth. |
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| World Talk Radio: Civil War |
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World Talk Radio brings
you the most renowned civil war experts and entertaining enthusiasts
ever assembled. Listen
live Fridays, at 9 AM Pacific. Check the archives each week for a new
and captivating exploration of politics, personalities, and military
campaigns. |
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