Historic Markers - The Last Lincoln Farm IL37

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The Last Lincoln Farm IL37

In 1837, Thomas Lincoln erected a cabin on a tract of land situated one-half mile to the east. Here he resided until his death in 1851. Abraham Lincoln visited here frequently, and after 1841 held title to forty acres of land on which his parents lived. The State of Illinois now owns most of the Lincoln farm.

West entrance to Lincoln Log Cabin State Park, County Road 1668 Coles County Illinois.


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