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Sep 8, 2024
Great to experience this well-preserved piece of history! So many original pieces in the home. Good, knowledgeable guide enhanced the tour. Full review by Rob C
Aug 31, 2024
The home of Abraham Lincoln. To me, as much a pilgrimage site as tourist attraction. Park Service employees and staff do an excellent job. Visted on the day local kids went back to school, so no l… Full review by RayPharm
Aug 25, 2024
The park site was much larger than what we expected- the site spanned a street and there were a few properties you could enter in addition to the Lincoln house. There was a 20minute film in the park … Full review by EastCoastCanada
Does anybody know if the building itself is open to public yet?
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As of October 1st, NONE of the buildings are open. Yet, you can still walk through the entire site, and get a good feeling of what life was like in 1860 Springfield. You can walk onto the …
As of October 1st, NONE of the buildings are open. Yet, you can still walk through the entire site, and get a good feeling of what life was like in 1860 Springfield. You can walk onto the grounds of the Lincoln house, but the Visitor's Center, and all of the buildings are closed. I'd still highly recommend visiting the site.
Are the grounds only open at Lincoln Home National Historic Site due to Covid 19?
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Tours of the home are not available due to Covid-19 restrictions, but you can walk around and see the outside. The Visitors Center at the site is closed as well.
The tour is about thirty minutes. If you're a Lincoln scholar, it's superficial. That's a shame because the house is amazing. You almost expect the family to walk in the door. I understand …
The tour is about thirty minutes. If you're a Lincoln scholar, it's superficial. That's a shame because the house is amazing. You almost expect the family to walk in the door. I understand much more about Lincoln after having toured the house.
Aug 25, 2024
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