Lincoln Home National Historic Site

Lincoln lived in the Eighth Street house for seventeen years, leaving it in 1861 for Washington and never returning. The Park Service maintains the block around it as well as the house, and the property was entered on the National Register on 18 August 1971.

Category: Culture & History

Tags: nps, illinois, springfield, nrhp

Coordinates: 39.7971598, -89.6451357

Part of Presidents' homes and birthplaces the National Park Service keeps

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