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Lincoln Home National Historic SiteMourners in front of Lincoln Home on the day of his Springfield funeral
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Lincoln Home National Historic Site
For Kids
 
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Junior Ranger Program: Being a Lincoln Home National Historic Site Junior Ranger is a very special privelege and honor. Taking a trip back to "yesterday," searching the neighborhood, finding artifacts, and writing a letter to Mr. Lincoln are just a few of the activities young visitors ages 6 to 12 may complete in our free booklet to become a Junior Ranger.

To learn about other Units in the National Park System that also offer Junior Ranger Programs go here...

To learn about becoming a Web Ranger go here....

While in Springfield you might want to visit the Illinois State Museum.

Photo of Abraham Lincoln
Learn More about Abraham Lincoln
and Lincoln Home National Historic Site
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Photo of Lincoln Home--circa 2004
Take a photographic tour of the Lincoln Home
See photos of each room
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Portrait of Ulysses S. Grant  

Did You Know?
On April 2, 1865, two days after Confederate forces were driven out of Richmond by the forces of Ulysses S. Grant, President Abraham Lincoln came to tour the city that had symbolized the rebellion. Lincoln came to Richmond not as a triumphant victor, but seeking peace.

Last Updated: December 22, 2007 at 15:13 EST