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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

US
National Memorial·Quiet, Reflective, Educational, Historic
Replica cabin at re-created 1820s homestead which is on four of the original 160 acres owned by Thomas LIncoln.
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Park rangers depict pioneer life in the 1820s.
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Memorial Building contains memorial halls to remember Abraham Lincoln and his family.
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The headstone, erected in 1879, marks the burial spot of Abraham Lincoln's mother, who died of milk sickness in 1818.
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The site of what is believed Memorial at the site of the third Lincoln cabin.
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Replica cabin at re-created 1820s homestead which is on four of the original 160 acres owned by Thomas LIncoln.
Photo by from Nps
Park rangers depict pioneer life in the 1820s.
Photo by from Nps
Memorial Building contains memorial halls to remember Abraham Lincoln and his family.
Photo by from Nps
The headstone, erected in 1879, marks the burial spot of Abraham Lincoln's mother, who died of milk sickness in 1818.
Photo by from Nps
The site of what is believed Memorial at the site of the third Lincoln cabin.
Photo by from Nps

Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial preserves the landscape that shaped Abraham Lincoln between 1816 and 1830. Located in Lincoln City, Indiana, the park features the symbolic cabin site and the final resting place of his mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Visitors can immerse themselves in a living historical farm that recreates the pioneer lifestyle of the early 19th century, complete with period-appropriate activities. The site serves as a quiet place for reflection, surrounded by the same woods Lincoln once roamed as a boy. It is an essential stop for those looking to understand the character and humble beginnings of one of America's most influential leaders.

Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial preserves the landscape that shaped Abraham Lincoln between 1816 and 1830. Located in Lincoln City, Indiana, the park features the symbolic cabin site and the final resting place of his mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Visitors can immerse themselves in a living historical farm that recreates the pioneer lifestyle of the early 19th century, complete with period-appropriate activities. The site serves as a quiet place for reflection, surrounded by the same woods Lincoln once roamed as a boy. It is an essential stop for those looking to understand the character and humble beginnings of one of America's most influential leaders.

Address
3027 East South Street
Websitenps.gov
Phone8129374541

Highlights

  • Living history farm with period-appropriate pioneer activities

  • Symbolic cabin site where Lincoln spent his youth

  • Final resting place of Nancy Hanks Lincoln

  • Wooded trails reflecting the landscape of the early 1800s

Before you go: Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial essentials

  • The site includes outdoor walking trails, so wear comfortable footwear.

  • Check the National Park Service website for seasonal living history demonstrations.

  • The memorial is a place of quiet reflection; please be respectful of the burial grounds.

Best For

History enthusiasts and families looking for an educational outdoor experience.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$100 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Educational, Family, History Buffs

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Location

Lincoln City, Indiana, United States
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