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Library of Congress Information Bulletin

Abraham Lincoln

March 2009 - Vol. 68, Nos. 3

Lincoln's Legacy

Cover Story
As home of the Abraham Lincoln papers and thousands of additional items of importance in Civil War history, the Library was uniquely qualified to host a special Lincoln Bicentennial exhibition.

About the Cover

  • A man and a woman standing near the Lincoln exhibit.ABE'S WHISKERS
    The descendent of a little girl who gave Lincoln tonsorial advice discovers the truth in an old family story.

  • Two men on a stage, one standing at a podium.LINCOLN UNDER SCRUTINY
    The Library hosted a half-dozen scholars in an examination of the 16th president and his presidency.

  • Abraham LincolnLINCOLNIANA
    The Library’s holdings on Lincoln and items related to the man and his presidency are extensive and far-reaching.

  • Abraham Lincoln'IN LINCOLN'S HAND'
    A new book highlights original manuscripts in Lincoln’s hand, with commentary by prominent contemporary Americans.

  • A woman looking at a paper using a magnifying glass.LINCOLN IN THE CLASSROOM
    Primary sources shared with teachers, students

  • No image available.LIBRARY OF CONGRESS IN THE NEWS

  • A woman scanning a book at a scanning station.SAVE THAT BOOK
    A new partnership scans endangered brittle books to make them widely and freely available in digital form.

  • World War II soldiers.NEW PUBLICATIONS FROM THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

  • A hand holding a book.HISTORY COMES ALIVE
    A partnership with a prominent media company brings hidden treasures of the Library to light.

  • James ClyburnAFRICAN AMERICAN MILESTONES
    Rep. James Clyburn delivered the annual keynote address for the Library’s African American History Month.

  • Charles DarwinTHEORY AND PRACTICE
    Abraham Lincoln shared a birthday with noted naturalist Charles Darwin, whom the Library celebrated in a special February presentation.

  • Christina DavisFOR BETTER AND FOR VERSE
    Poet Laureate Kay Ryan introduced Christina Davis and Mary Szybist, the two winners of this year’s Witter Bynner poetry fellows.

  • Helen W. DalrymplePASSAGES

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