I often wonder what meal was served to Abraham Lincoln and his entourage at the David Wills House in Gettysburg, on the evening of Nov. 18, 1863, the night before ...

The items, which were intended to be part of a permanent collection at the Lincoln Presidential Foundation in Illinois, were ...

The Lincoln Presidential Foundation is in debt, so it is putting more than 100 of its artifacts up for auction. The ...

There are uncanny depictions of Abraham Lincoln and his family throughout the museum.Credit ... textured hands – are certainly moving, in more ways than one. Time your visit to walk through ...

Fast forward to 2012, and James Jorasch, an inventor with more than 750 patents, snagged it for $5.14 million. The Lincoln link hooked him. Now, he runs his Science House consulting firm out of ...

Abraham Lincoln spent his birthday in Cincinnati on Feb. 12 ... They are all of the great family of men, and if there is one shackle upon any of them, it would be far better to lift the load ...

gay president, Abraham Lincoln ... the doc refers to as “the love of his life”—sorry Mary Todd (but more on her in a minute). The two first met when Lincoln first moved to Springfield ...

DURING America’s civil war, in 1862, Abraham Lincoln reportedly began sharing a bed with his bodyguard ... “No two men were ever more intimate,” is how Speed summarised their relationship.

I love living down the road from the Lincoln family home. It makes me feel connected to President Lincoln and to Robert Todd Lincoln, his sole surviving son (and ... a contemporary community hub that ...

In a new documentary called Lover of Men: The Untold Story of Abraham ... sorrow more keenly than I do yours... you know my desire to befriend you is everlasting.” Later in his life, Lincoln ...

"I am the most miserable man alive," the future president wrote after his friend (and alleged lover) Joshua Speed moved away, in the documentary 'Lover Of Men' Abraham Lincoln was, by most ...

Debates over Abraham Lincoln's private ... who came from a wealthy slave-owning family, was not only Lincoln’s first love but also a major influence on his political ambitions.