topACKNOWLEDGMENTTheEditor is most grateful to the various authors who have willingly given their consent to the use of their respective poems in the compilation of this volume. It has been a somewhat difficult problem, not only to select the more appropriate productions, but also to find the names of their authors, for in his Lincoln collection there are many hundreds of poems which have appeared from time to time in magazines, newspapers and other productions, some of which are accompanied by more than one name as author of the same poem. In a number of instances it has been difficult to ascertain the name of the actual owner of the copyright, the poems having been printed in so many forms without the copyright mark attached.The Editor in particularextends his grateful acknowledgmentto the Houghton Mifflin Company for permission to reprint the "Emancipation Group" by John G. Whittier; the "Life Mask" by Richard Watson Gilder; "The Hand of Lincoln" by Clarence Stedman; "Commemoration Ode" by James Russell Lowell, and the "Gettysburg Address" by Bayard Taylor; to Charles Scribner's Sons for two "Lincoln" poems by Richard Henry Stoddard; and to the J. B. Lippincott Company for the poem "Lincoln" by George Henry Boker.The Editor is also grateful to Dr. Marion Mills Miller for his contribution of the introduction and a poem specially written for the collection, and also for assistance in the editorial work.topFOREWORDNogreat man has ever been spoken of with such tender expressions of high regard as has been Abraham Lincoln. Especially is this true of the tributes of esteem made by the poets to his memory. It is therefore desirable that these should be preserved for future generations, and at this time, the fiftieth anniversary of his untimely death, it is peculiarly proper that they should be presented to the public.Although they are chiefly the productions of American authors, quite a number are from the pens of appreciative citizens of other countries. From the thousand of meritorious poems which have been written about Lincoln, the compiler, after serious consideration, has selected those within as appearing to be gems; although there were others which he would have been glad to include if space permitted.The poems and illustrations are arranged largely in the chronological order of their application to the events in the life of Lincoln. The intense sympathy and warm appreciation portrayed therein for our Martyred President, as well as their artistic merit assure the poems a sacred place in the heart of every patriotic American.The large number of selected portraits and illustrations of events connected with his life, service, death and burial, with brief sketches of authors of the following poems, also forms a compilation of rich material for all readers of Lincoln literature.The object in publishing this compilation is to assist in preserving the collection of memorials now contained in the house in which Lincoln died, 516 Tenth Street, Washington, D. C.The volume will be sent postpaid by the Editor at the above address, upon receipt of its price, $1.00.Osborn H. Oldroyd.Washington, D. C., September twelve,Nineteen hundred and fifteen.topCONTENTSPAGEIntroduction—The Poetic Spirit of Lincoln, by Marion Mills MillervMy Childhood's Home I See Again,by Abraham LincolnviBut Here's an Object More of Dread,by Abraham LincolnviiiOh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?By William KnoxixSpeech at Gettysburg(in verse form), by Abraham LincolnxiiiSoliloquy of King Claudius,by William ShakespearexviiLincoln,by Julia Ward Howe14The Great Oak,by Bennett Chapple15Lincoln,by Noah Davis17The Birth of Lincoln,by George W. Crofts19Mendelssohn, Darwin, Lincoln,by Clarence E. Carr20The Natal Day of Lincoln,by James Phinney Baxter22Nancy Hanks,by Harriet Monroe25Lincoln the Laborer,by Richard Henry Stoddard29A Peaceful Life,by James Whitcomb Riley31Leader of His People,by William Wilberforce Newton32Lincoln,by Wilbur Hazelton Smith35Lincoln in His Office Chair,by James Riley37The Voice of Lincoln,by Elizabeth Porter Gould41The Thoughts of Lincoln,by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps43On the Life-mask of Abraham Lincoln,by Richard Watson Gilder45The Hand of Lincoln,by Edmund Clarence Stedman47Honest Abe of the West,by Edmund Clarence Stedman51Presidential Campaign, 1860,by William Henry Burleigh53Lincoln, 1809—February 12, 1909,by Madison Cawein56The Matchless Lincoln,by Isaac Bassett Choate59Lincoln,by Charlotte Becker61Lincoln at Springfield,1861, by Anna Bache65Lincoln Called To the Presidency,by Henry Wilson Clendenin70Lincoln the Man of the People,by Edwin Markham74Lincoln,by John Vance Cheney76Lincoln's Church in Washington,by Lyman Whitney Allen80Sonnet in 1862,by John James Piatt83Lincoln, Soldier of Christ,in Macmillan's Magazine85A Characterization of Lincoln,by Hamilton Schuyler87The Emancipation Group,by John Greenleaf Whittier91The Liberator,by Theron Brown94To President Lincoln,by Edmund Ollier96On Freedom's Summit,by Charles G. Foltz98topAddress Delivered at the Dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg,by Abraham Lincoln100Gettysburg Ode,by Bayard Taylor102Lincoln's Second Inaugural,by Benjamin Franklin Taylor104Oh, Patient Eyes!by Herman Hagedorn107Abraham Lincoln,by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster109The Man Lincoln,by Wilbur Dick Nesbit113The Master,by Edwin Arlington Robinson116Lincoln,by Harriet Monroe119The Eyes of Lincoln,by Walt Mason121He Leads Us Still,by Arthur Guiterman123Lincoln,by S. Weir Mitchell125Abraham Lincoln,by George Alfred Townsend126Lincoln,by Paul Lawrence Dunbar128Abraham Lincoln,by Alice Cary130Abraham Lincoln,by Rose Terry Cooke132Lincoln,by Frederick Lucian Hosmer134Abraham Lincoln,by Charles Monroe Dickinson136Sic Semper Tyrannis!by Robert Leighton139Abraham Lincoln Foully Assassinated,by Tom Taylor140The Deathbed144Lincoln and Stanton,by Marion Mills Miller146The House Where Lincoln Died,by Robert Mackay151In Token of Respect,Translation of Latin Verses152England's Sorrow,fromLondon Fun153The Funeral Hymn of Lincoln,by Phineas Densmore Gurley155Rest, Rest for Him,by Harriet McEwen Kimball157The Funeral Car of Lincoln,by Richard Henry Stoddard159The Death of Lincoln,by William Cullen Bryant161Ode,by Henry T. Tuckerman163Tolling,by Lucy Larcom164Requiem of Lincoln,by Richard Storrs Willis167Requiem,by James Nicoll Johnston168Services in Memory of Abraham Lincoln,by Oliver Wendell Holmes170Springfield's Welcome To Lincoln,by William Allen173Lincoln,by Lucy Hamilton Hooper175Let the President Sleep,by James M. Stewart179The Cenotaph of Lincoln,by James Mackay181Dedication Poem,by James Judson Lord183The Grave of Lincoln,by Edna Dean Proctor186Commemoration Ode,by James Russell Lowell189An Horatian Ode,by Richard Henry Stoddard193O Captain! My Captain!by Walt Whitman197On the Assassination of Lincoln,by Henry De Garrs200Poetical Tribute To the Memory of Abraham Lincoln,by Emily J. Bugbee201Lincoln, 1865,by John Nichol204Lincoln,by Christopher Pearse Cranch206Lincoln,by George Henry Boker208topAbraham Lincoln,by Phoebe Cary210Lincoln,by Charles Graham Halpin ("Miles O'Reilly")215The Martyr President219Abraham Lincoln,by Eugene J. Hall220The Tomb of Lincoln,by Samuel Francis Smith222Lincoln,by John Townsend Trowbridge227Homage Due to Lincoln,by Kinahan Cornwallis229The Scotland Statue,by David K. Watson231The Unfinished Work,by Joseph Fulford Folsom234One of Our Presidents,by Wendell Philips Stafford236On a Bronze Medal of Lincoln,by Frank Dempster Sherman239The Glory that Slumbered in the Granite Rock,by Ella Wheeler Wilcox241The Lincoln Boulder,by Louis Bradford Couch243When Lincoln Died,by James Arthur Edgerton247Had Lincoln Lived,by Amos Russell Wells250Let His Monument Rise,by Samuel Green Wheeler Benjamin253topILLUSTRATIONSPAGEPresident Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864FrontispieceLincoln,from a Bust by Johannes GelertivThe Log Cabin,Birthplace of Lincoln13Lincoln by the Cabin Fire16Mendelssohn, Darwin, Lincoln20Monument To the Mother of Lincoln25The Rail Splitter28The Boy Lincoln,by Eastman Johnson30Lincoln the Lawyer,from an Ambrotype, 185634Lincoln's Office Chair36Lincoln as a Candidate for United States Senator,from an Ambrotype by Gilmer, 185840Lincoln at the Time of Debate with Douglas,from an Ambrotype, 185842The Lincoln Life-Mask,by Leonard W. Volk44The Hand of Lincoln,a Cast by Leonard W. Volk46Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Republican Candidate for the Presidency,1860, painted by Hicks49The "Wigwam,"Convention Hall in Chicago, 186050Lincoln as Candidate for President,from an Ambrotype, 186052"Honest Abe," Campaign Cartoon of 186055Lincoln as Candidate for President,Photograph by Hesler, Chicago, 186058Lincoln as Candidate for President,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 186060Cabin of Lincoln's Parents,on Goose-Nest Prairie, Ill.62Lincoln Homestead,Springfield, Ill., 186164President Lincoln and His Secretaries, John G. Nicolay and John Hay,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 186167Independence Hall, Philadelphia69Lincoln in 1858,Photograph by S. M. Fassett, Chicago,71The Capitol,at Second Inauguration of Lincoln73The White House76Where Lincoln Worshipped,New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C.79Lincoln in 1858,Photograph Owned by Stuart Brown, Springfield, Ill.82President Lincoln,Photograph Autographed for Miss Speed84Lincoln in February,1860, Photograph by Brady86President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner88Emancipation Group,in Park Square, Boston90President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 186393President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 186395President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady97Lincoln at Gettysburg100President Lincoln and His Son Thomas ("Tad")103President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady106topPresident Lincoln,Photograph by Brady108President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1864112President Lincoln at Antietam115President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1864118President-Elect Lincoln,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 1861120President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1862122President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864124Statue of Lincolnin Hodgenville, Ky.; Adolph A. Weinman, sculptor126President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864128President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1865130President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1865132President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1865134Ford's Theatre, Washington, D. C.138Abraham Lincoln, Foully Assassinated,Cartoon in LondonPunch140Deathbed of Lincoln144Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton146Death of Lincoln149House in Which Lincoln Died150Josephine Oldroyd Tiefenthaler150The Funeral of Lincoln,in East Room of White House154The Funeral Car158City Hall, New York, N. Y.162Rotunda, City Hall166St. James Hall, Buffalo, N. Y.168President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1863170Lincoln Homestead,May 4, 1865172State Capitol, Illinois,1865175Public Vault, Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Ill.178Facade of Public Vault180Lincoln Monument,in Springfield, Ill., Larken G. Mead, Architect182Statue of Lincoln,Lincoln Park, Washington, D. C., Thomas Ball, sculptor188Statue of Lincoln,by Leonard W. Volk192"The Good Gray Poet" (Walt Whitman)196Statue of Lincoln,in Washington, D. C.; Lott Flannery, sculptor199Statue of Lincoln,in Muskegon, Mich.; Charles Niehaus, sculptor203Lincoln and Cabinet("First Reading of Emancipation Proclamation"), Painted by Frank B. Carpenter206Statue of Lincoln,in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Randolph Rogers, sculptor208President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864210Statue of Lincoln,in Lincoln Park, Chicago; Augustus Saint Gaudens, sculptor214Tablet at Philadelphia218Statue of Lincoln,in Rotunda of Capitol; Vinnie Ream, sculptor222Statue of Lincoln,in Lincoln, Neb.; Daniel Chester French, sculptor226topStatue of Lincoln,in Burlington, Wis.; George E. Ganiere, sculptor228Statue of Lincoln,in Edinburgh, Scotland; George E. Bissell, sculptor231Statue of Lincoln,in Newark, N. J.; Gutzon Borglum, sculptor234Children on the Borglum Statue236Head of Lincoln,Bronze Medallion in Commemoration of Lincoln Centenary, Struck for the Grand Army of the Republic238Marble Head of Lincoln,in Statuary Hall, Capitol; Gutzon Borglum, sculptor240The Lincoln Boulder,at Nyack, N. Y.243Bas-Relief Head of Lincoln,James W. Tuft, sculptor246A Study of Lincoln,Painting by Blendon Campbell249The Lincoln Memorial,at Washington, D. C., Henry Bacon, architect252top
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TheEditor is most grateful to the various authors who have willingly given their consent to the use of their respective poems in the compilation of this volume. It has been a somewhat difficult problem, not only to select the more appropriate productions, but also to find the names of their authors, for in his Lincoln collection there are many hundreds of poems which have appeared from time to time in magazines, newspapers and other productions, some of which are accompanied by more than one name as author of the same poem. In a number of instances it has been difficult to ascertain the name of the actual owner of the copyright, the poems having been printed in so many forms without the copyright mark attached.
The Editor in particularextends his grateful acknowledgmentto the Houghton Mifflin Company for permission to reprint the "Emancipation Group" by John G. Whittier; the "Life Mask" by Richard Watson Gilder; "The Hand of Lincoln" by Clarence Stedman; "Commemoration Ode" by James Russell Lowell, and the "Gettysburg Address" by Bayard Taylor; to Charles Scribner's Sons for two "Lincoln" poems by Richard Henry Stoddard; and to the J. B. Lippincott Company for the poem "Lincoln" by George Henry Boker.
The Editor is also grateful to Dr. Marion Mills Miller for his contribution of the introduction and a poem specially written for the collection, and also for assistance in the editorial work.
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Nogreat man has ever been spoken of with such tender expressions of high regard as has been Abraham Lincoln. Especially is this true of the tributes of esteem made by the poets to his memory. It is therefore desirable that these should be preserved for future generations, and at this time, the fiftieth anniversary of his untimely death, it is peculiarly proper that they should be presented to the public.
Although they are chiefly the productions of American authors, quite a number are from the pens of appreciative citizens of other countries. From the thousand of meritorious poems which have been written about Lincoln, the compiler, after serious consideration, has selected those within as appearing to be gems; although there were others which he would have been glad to include if space permitted.
The poems and illustrations are arranged largely in the chronological order of their application to the events in the life of Lincoln. The intense sympathy and warm appreciation portrayed therein for our Martyred President, as well as their artistic merit assure the poems a sacred place in the heart of every patriotic American.
The large number of selected portraits and illustrations of events connected with his life, service, death and burial, with brief sketches of authors of the following poems, also forms a compilation of rich material for all readers of Lincoln literature.
The object in publishing this compilation is to assist in preserving the collection of memorials now contained in the house in which Lincoln died, 516 Tenth Street, Washington, D. C.
The volume will be sent postpaid by the Editor at the above address, upon receipt of its price, $1.00.
Osborn H. Oldroyd.
Washington, D. C., September twelve,
Nineteen hundred and fifteen.
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Introduction—The Poetic Spirit of Lincoln, by Marion Mills Miller
My Childhood's Home I See Again,by Abraham Lincoln
But Here's an Object More of Dread,by Abraham Lincoln
Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?By William Knox
Speech at Gettysburg(in verse form), by Abraham Lincoln
Soliloquy of King Claudius,by William Shakespeare
Lincoln,by Julia Ward Howe
The Great Oak,by Bennett Chapple
Lincoln,by Noah Davis
The Birth of Lincoln,by George W. Crofts
Mendelssohn, Darwin, Lincoln,by Clarence E. Carr
The Natal Day of Lincoln,by James Phinney Baxter
Nancy Hanks,by Harriet Monroe
Lincoln the Laborer,by Richard Henry Stoddard
A Peaceful Life,by James Whitcomb Riley
Leader of His People,by William Wilberforce Newton
Lincoln,by Wilbur Hazelton Smith
Lincoln in His Office Chair,by James Riley
The Voice of Lincoln,by Elizabeth Porter Gould
The Thoughts of Lincoln,by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
On the Life-mask of Abraham Lincoln,by Richard Watson Gilder
The Hand of Lincoln,by Edmund Clarence Stedman
Honest Abe of the West,by Edmund Clarence Stedman
Presidential Campaign, 1860,by William Henry Burleigh
Lincoln, 1809—February 12, 1909,by Madison Cawein
The Matchless Lincoln,by Isaac Bassett Choate
Lincoln,by Charlotte Becker
Lincoln at Springfield,1861, by Anna Bache
Lincoln Called To the Presidency,by Henry Wilson Clendenin
Lincoln the Man of the People,by Edwin Markham
Lincoln,by John Vance Cheney
Lincoln's Church in Washington,by Lyman Whitney Allen
Sonnet in 1862,by John James Piatt
Lincoln, Soldier of Christ,in Macmillan's Magazine
A Characterization of Lincoln,by Hamilton Schuyler
The Emancipation Group,by John Greenleaf Whittier
The Liberator,by Theron Brown
To President Lincoln,by Edmund Ollier
On Freedom's Summit,by Charles G. Foltz
Address Delivered at the Dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg,by Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg Ode,by Bayard Taylor
Lincoln's Second Inaugural,by Benjamin Franklin Taylor
Oh, Patient Eyes!by Herman Hagedorn
Abraham Lincoln,by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
The Man Lincoln,by Wilbur Dick Nesbit
The Master,by Edwin Arlington Robinson
Lincoln,by Harriet Monroe
The Eyes of Lincoln,by Walt Mason
He Leads Us Still,by Arthur Guiterman
Lincoln,by S. Weir Mitchell
Abraham Lincoln,by George Alfred Townsend
Lincoln,by Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Abraham Lincoln,by Alice Cary
Abraham Lincoln,by Rose Terry Cooke
Lincoln,by Frederick Lucian Hosmer
Abraham Lincoln,by Charles Monroe Dickinson
Sic Semper Tyrannis!by Robert Leighton
Abraham Lincoln Foully Assassinated,by Tom Taylor
The Deathbed
Lincoln and Stanton,by Marion Mills Miller
The House Where Lincoln Died,by Robert Mackay
In Token of Respect,Translation of Latin Verses
England's Sorrow,fromLondon Fun
The Funeral Hymn of Lincoln,by Phineas Densmore Gurley
Rest, Rest for Him,by Harriet McEwen Kimball
The Funeral Car of Lincoln,by Richard Henry Stoddard
The Death of Lincoln,by William Cullen Bryant
Ode,by Henry T. Tuckerman
Tolling,by Lucy Larcom
Requiem of Lincoln,by Richard Storrs Willis
Requiem,by James Nicoll Johnston
Services in Memory of Abraham Lincoln,by Oliver Wendell Holmes
Springfield's Welcome To Lincoln,by William Allen
Lincoln,by Lucy Hamilton Hooper
Let the President Sleep,by James M. Stewart
The Cenotaph of Lincoln,by James Mackay
Dedication Poem,by James Judson Lord
The Grave of Lincoln,by Edna Dean Proctor
Commemoration Ode,by James Russell Lowell
An Horatian Ode,by Richard Henry Stoddard
O Captain! My Captain!by Walt Whitman
On the Assassination of Lincoln,by Henry De Garrs
Poetical Tribute To the Memory of Abraham Lincoln,by Emily J. Bugbee
Lincoln, 1865,by John Nichol
Lincoln,by Christopher Pearse Cranch
Lincoln,by George Henry Boker
Abraham Lincoln,by Phoebe Cary
Lincoln,by Charles Graham Halpin ("Miles O'Reilly")
The Martyr President
Abraham Lincoln,by Eugene J. Hall
The Tomb of Lincoln,by Samuel Francis Smith
Lincoln,by John Townsend Trowbridge
Homage Due to Lincoln,by Kinahan Cornwallis
The Scotland Statue,by David K. Watson
The Unfinished Work,by Joseph Fulford Folsom
One of Our Presidents,by Wendell Philips Stafford
On a Bronze Medal of Lincoln,by Frank Dempster Sherman
The Glory that Slumbered in the Granite Rock,by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Lincoln Boulder,by Louis Bradford Couch
When Lincoln Died,by James Arthur Edgerton
Had Lincoln Lived,by Amos Russell Wells
Let His Monument Rise,by Samuel Green Wheeler Benjamin
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President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864
Lincoln,from a Bust by Johannes Gelert
The Log Cabin,Birthplace of Lincoln
Lincoln by the Cabin Fire
Mendelssohn, Darwin, Lincoln
Monument To the Mother of Lincoln
The Rail Splitter
The Boy Lincoln,by Eastman Johnson
Lincoln the Lawyer,from an Ambrotype, 1856
Lincoln's Office Chair
Lincoln as a Candidate for United States Senator,from an Ambrotype by Gilmer, 1858
Lincoln at the Time of Debate with Douglas,from an Ambrotype, 1858
The Lincoln Life-Mask,by Leonard W. Volk
The Hand of Lincoln,a Cast by Leonard W. Volk
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Republican Candidate for the Presidency,1860, painted by Hicks
The "Wigwam,"Convention Hall in Chicago, 1860
Lincoln as Candidate for President,from an Ambrotype, 1860
"Honest Abe," Campaign Cartoon of 1860
Lincoln as Candidate for President,Photograph by Hesler, Chicago, 1860
Lincoln as Candidate for President,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 1860
Cabin of Lincoln's Parents,on Goose-Nest Prairie, Ill.
Lincoln Homestead,Springfield, Ill., 1861
President Lincoln and His Secretaries, John G. Nicolay and John Hay,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 1861
Independence Hall, Philadelphia
Lincoln in 1858,Photograph by S. M. Fassett, Chicago,
The Capitol,at Second Inauguration of Lincoln
The White House
Where Lincoln Worshipped,New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C.
Lincoln in 1858,Photograph Owned by Stuart Brown, Springfield, Ill.
President Lincoln,Photograph Autographed for Miss Speed
Lincoln in February,1860, Photograph by Brady
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner
Emancipation Group,in Park Square, Boston
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1863
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1863
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady
Lincoln at Gettysburg
President Lincoln and His Son Thomas ("Tad")
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1864
President Lincoln at Antietam
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1864
President-Elect Lincoln,Photograph at Springfield, Ill., 1861
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1862
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864
Statue of Lincolnin Hodgenville, Ky.; Adolph A. Weinman, sculptor
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1865
President Lincoln,Photograph by Gardner, 1865
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1865
Ford's Theatre, Washington, D. C.
Abraham Lincoln, Foully Assassinated,Cartoon in LondonPunch
Deathbed of Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton
Death of Lincoln
House in Which Lincoln Died
Josephine Oldroyd Tiefenthaler
The Funeral of Lincoln,in East Room of White House
The Funeral Car
City Hall, New York, N. Y.
Rotunda, City Hall
St. James Hall, Buffalo, N. Y.
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1863
Lincoln Homestead,May 4, 1865
State Capitol, Illinois,1865
Public Vault, Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Ill.
Facade of Public Vault
Lincoln Monument,in Springfield, Ill., Larken G. Mead, Architect
Statue of Lincoln,Lincoln Park, Washington, D. C., Thomas Ball, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,by Leonard W. Volk
"The Good Gray Poet" (Walt Whitman)
Statue of Lincoln,in Washington, D. C.; Lott Flannery, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,in Muskegon, Mich.; Charles Niehaus, sculptor
Lincoln and Cabinet("First Reading of Emancipation Proclamation"), Painted by Frank B. Carpenter
Statue of Lincoln,in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Randolph Rogers, sculptor
President Lincoln,Photograph by Brady, 1864
Statue of Lincoln,in Lincoln Park, Chicago; Augustus Saint Gaudens, sculptor
Tablet at Philadelphia
Statue of Lincoln,in Rotunda of Capitol; Vinnie Ream, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,in Lincoln, Neb.; Daniel Chester French, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,in Burlington, Wis.; George E. Ganiere, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,in Edinburgh, Scotland; George E. Bissell, sculptor
Statue of Lincoln,in Newark, N. J.; Gutzon Borglum, sculptor
Children on the Borglum Statue
Head of Lincoln,Bronze Medallion in Commemoration of Lincoln Centenary, Struck for the Grand Army of the Republic
Marble Head of Lincoln,in Statuary Hall, Capitol; Gutzon Borglum, sculptor
The Lincoln Boulder,at Nyack, N. Y.
Bas-Relief Head of Lincoln,James W. Tuft, sculptor
A Study of Lincoln,Painting by Blendon Campbell
The Lincoln Memorial,at Washington, D. C., Henry Bacon, architect
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