Lincoln letters in facsimile

To three men in answer to an inquiry regarding his "house divided" speech, 1860 Feb. 14

To Hon. O. H. Browning. Delaware Indians and railroad right-of-way, 1861 Jan. 20

Regarding a petition to free the slaves, 1864 Apr. 15

Two letters to Major Thomas T. Eckert relating to the abortive Hampton Roads Peace Conference of Jan. 30 - Feb. 4, 1865

Lincoln addresses in facsimile

Sectionalism. Includes information on Lincoln's relationshipe with William W. Wyatt 1856 Oct. 1.

Gettysburg Address 1863

Lincoln signature: letter requesting a commission, endorsed by Lincoln, 1863 May 28, 1863 June 1

Lincoln signature: Appointment signed by Lincoln, 1863 May 19

National Union Party flyer; and invitation to accompany Lincoln's body to Springfield, 1865 Apr. 20

Lincoln letters in facsimile

Lincoln to Dear Doctor [Anson Henry], 1860 Sept. 22

Lincoln to Cassius M. Clay, 1862 Aug. 12

H. H. Dean letter to his children in which he describes the recent Republican convention just completed in Chicago, 1860 May 27

Miscellaneous documents

Bishop Simpson's Lincoln Funeral copy (facsimile) of first publication

"Four Days in May," pamphlet re Illinois' participation in funeral

Gettysburg Address, facsimile copy

University of Kentucky Library Lincoln Facsimiles

#12. Letter to Henry Asbury, 1858 July 31

#13. Letter to Horace Greeley, [1861] July 15

#14a. Letter to William Herndon, 1848 Feb. 2

#14b. Letter to William Herndon, 1848 July 11

#18. Telegram to Major General Geo. G. Meade, 1865 Aug. 27

#19. Letter to Abraham Jonas, 1860 Feb. 4

#20. Letter to Major General Meade, 1865 Sept. 24

#22. Letter to Mrs. Amanda H. Hall, 1865 March 20

#23. Letter to Edward Everett, 1865 Nov. 20

#24 Letter of Sec. of War, 1865 Apr. 10

#25 Letter to Maj. Gen. Halleck, 1863 Oct. 16

#26 Copy of Gettyburg address

#27a Letter to William H. Herndon, 1848 Feb. 2

#27b Letter to William H. Herndon, 1848 July 11

#28 Part of a mss. in which Lincoln wrote the 12 verses of his favorite poem, "Mortality"

#29 "Order of procession at Gettysburg" and "Programme at Gettysburg"

#30 Two poems, printed, re Lincoln's death: "The Nation is Weeping" by Louise S. Upham; "Lincoln Lies Sleeping" by Natham Upham

Map #7 Map of Kentucky, 1846

"Andrew Johnson was Southern Unionist," newsclipping from San Jose Mercury, 1972 July 23