Great museum for children..
url: THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
I go to Lot’s of places with my children and most of the time they don’t live up to what I thought they would be. This museum does!! What I like:
- It has a path to take from Lincoln’s early youth to the end.
- I love the political cartoons and voices that show how tough life was for Lincoln early on.
- I love the political map and recounting of 1860 election.
- I love the letters and things from the civil war.
- My kids love the holograph play
- I also love walking to the house he lived in from here (perfect for children to actually walk somewhere)
NOTE: I have been twice and loved it both times and would go again in a heartbeat.
- Nothing for me
Question: What other museum’s are in this class? Where is the list because I want to go to any this good.
Here is a nice itinerary I was sent which might be of interest to folks.
Thursday June 18: Depart Indianapolis for Lincoln City, Indiana. Visit Buffalo Run Farm, where legend says Lincoln spent the night. Continue to the Colonel Jones home, the restored 1834 Federal-designed home of the merchant employer of Abraham Lincoln. Visit the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, site of the Lincoln family farm. Tonight, enjoy dinner and the performance of Lincoln, a play about his life, at the Lincoln Amphitheatre. Overnight near Lincoln, City.Friday June 19: This morning, head to Illinois. Visit the Macon County Homestead Prairie Farm for lunch and an insightful lecture on Lincoln’s life in Decatur. Continue to Springfield and visit the Lincoln Tomb and tour of the Old State Capitol. Following dinner enjoy a performance of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at Theater in the Park in New Salem. Overnight at the State House Inn.
Saturday June 16: Today, tour the Executive Mansion (Governor’s home) and the wonderful Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. Visit the Lincoln-Herndon Law Office and the Lincoln Home. Return to Indianapolis.
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under Finding interesting things to do.
Tags: 5*, children, Lincoln, Museum
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