The only town to be named for Lincoln – before he became President, Lincoln has a rich connection with this city and Logan County. As a lawyer on the 8th Judicial Circuit, Lincoln argued many cases at Postville Courthouse, a state historic site. At Lincoln College, you’ll find the Lincoln Heritage Museum which houses a collection of rare Lincoln artifacts, treasures such as china, books and mourning clothing belonging to Mary Lincoln, as well as original correspondence from President Lincoln written during the Civil War.
The Logan County Courthouse, located on the charming downtown square, is surrounded by charming stores and restaurants for a step back to a simpler time in a quintessential Midwestern small town – which also sits on historic U.S. Route 66.
For more information:
Logan County Tourism Bureau
                    217-732-8687
    http://www.destinationlogancountyil.com/    
Location
Legend
 8th Judicial Circuit 8th Judicial Circuit
 Courthouse Courthouse
 Friends of Lincoln Friends of Lincoln
 Good for Kids Good for Kids
 Guided/Self-Guided Tours Guided/Self-Guided Tours
 Historic House Historic House
 Historic Site Historic Site
 Lincoln-Douglas Debate Lincoln-Douglas Debate
 Museum Museum
 Passport Site Passport Site
 Recreational Recreational
 Route 66 Route 66
 Top Destination Top Destination
 Underground Railroad Underground Railroad
 Visitor Information Visitor Information
 Wayside Exhibit Wayside Exhibit
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            Lincoln's Lincoln (Christening Scene)
                451 Broadway St. Lincoln, Illinois 62656
 
                 
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