Back at the Illinois Visitor’s Center, the attendant told us that if there was just one thing to see in Illinois it was the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield so that’s where we went. It was wonderful. We stayed until the museum closed then did some errands and after dark we set up our tent and did laundry.
my neck of the woods
this is a great place to visit. i grew up only 30 minutes away, his 1st home in Illinois was just outside of decatur , my birthplace . So glad u enjoyed Ilinois history that I grew up with and lived.
Willie is the one on the right, in front of his Dad. He died in the White House during Lincoln’s presidency. On the left is Robert who was attending Harvard when Abe was elected. He is the only son to live to adulthood. In front of him is Tad. All the boys were noted for their lack of reserved behavior!
Our walking tour through the historic heart of Stavanger gave us insight into the canning and maritime industries that fueled this community as well as some tasty tidbits.
Our short visit to Njardarheimr gave us insight into life in 11th Century Norway and educated us on the role of “Vikings” within the Norse community of the time.
Is that William on the left? Sad. The kid recruited an army of DC children and invaded cabinet meetings before dying at 11.
my neck of the woods
this is a great place to visit. i grew up only 30 minutes away, his 1st home in Illinois was just outside of decatur , my birthplace . So glad u enjoyed Ilinois history that I grew up with and lived.
Willie is the one on the right, in front of his Dad. He died in the White House during Lincoln’s presidency. On the left is Robert who was attending Harvard when Abe was elected. He is the only son to live to adulthood. In front of him is Tad. All the boys were noted for their lack of reserved behavior!