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If you admire Abraham Lincoln, this guide will take you to the places he lived and worked, laughed and loved, and wept. Follow in Lincoln's footsteps to the log cabin where he was born, to the Indiana frontier where he grew to manhood, to the places where he built his career in law and rose to become sixteenth President of the United States. The book features more than 25 sites, including a fascinating summary of historical events that took place at each site and a detailed description of the site as it is today. This is the ultimate guide for travelers seeking a greater appreciation for the lands of Lincoln. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
About the Author
Don Davenport has been a full-time travel writer for more than 20 years. Author of eight books, Davenport is the recipient of the 1989 Mark Twain Award, presented by the Midwest Travel Writers Association for the year's best travel book, Fodor's Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. He grew up in Lincoln country -- Illinois. Davenport currently lives in Monroe, Wisconsin, with his wife, one dog and three cats. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
If you admire Abraham Lincoln, this guide will take you to the places he lived and worked, laughed and loved, and wept. Follow in Lincoln's footsteps to the log cabin where he was born, to the Indiana frontier where he grew to manhood, to the places where he built his career in law and rose to become sixteenth President of the United States. The book features more than 25 sites, including a fascinating summary of historical events that took place at each site and a detailed description of the site as it is today. This is the ultimate guide for travelers seeking a greater appreciation for the lands of Lincoln. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
About the Author
Don Davenport has been a full-time travel writer for more than 20 years. Author of eight books, Davenport is the recipient of the 1989 Mark Twain Award, presented by the Midwest Travel Writers Association for the year's best travel book, Fodor's Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. He grew up in Lincoln country -- Illinois. Davenport currently lives in Monroe, Wisconsin, with his wife, one dog and three cats. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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- Travel Smart: Illinois/Indiana by Robin Neal Kaler on page 15
- Oddball Illinois: A Guide to Some Really Strange Places (Oddball States) by Jerome Pohlen in Back Matter
- Following in Lincoln's Footsteps: A Complete Annotated Reference to Hundreds of Historical Sites Visited by Abraham Lincoln (Illinois) by Ralph V. Gary in Back Matter
