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Lincoln Home National Historic Site
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The air we breathe is critical to good health and comfort in every aspect of our daily lives. Air quality standards throughout Springfield and the state of Illinois are monitored by the Illinois EPA. The air quality index for central Illinois has been rated "Good" by the EPA. At Lincoln Home, air quality is an important aspect of visitor comfort and safety. Many of the negative aspects of outdoor urban air quality have been reduced by the presence of trees and shrubs. These plantings positively affect the air quality in the neighborhood by naturally filtering out air pollutants. Indoor air quality is also monitored to provide high standards for visitors.
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Did You Know?
The Lincoln home was built in 1839 as a one-and-a-half story cottage. The house was later expanded by the Lincoln family to a full two-stories. Lincoln Home National Historic Site, Illinois

Last Updated: July 30, 2006 at 15:24 EST