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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Sitea family enjoying an afternoon picnic at the park's small picnic area
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Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
Where To Eat

The park does not offer food for purchase. Water fountains are available in the park and bottled water is for sale in the boostore.

You may choose to pack a meal and enjoy eating at the small picnic area by the Front Lake. Keep in mind this picnic area is first come/first serve and is uncovered.

Please dispose of your leftovers, trash, and recyclables in the proper receptacles available at the picnic area.

The surrounding area offers covered picnic facilities as well as a variety of dining-out options.

 
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These receptacles accept #1 and #2 plastic bottles and aluminum cans for recycling.
Carl Sandburg's home in the mid-summer  

Did You Know?
Carl Sandburg was not the only notable American to live in this stately home. German born Christopher Memminger(1803-1888), Secretary of the Treasury for the Confederate Army from 1861-1864, had this home built in 1838 to escape malaria ridden Charleston, SC summers and 1860's war-torn Charleston.

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Last Updated: July 31, 2009 at 14:44 EST