Welcome to the award winning Lincoln College Museum! In the Spring of 2004, we received a special citation by the Lincoln Group of New York and we're "One of the 10 best Lincoln-related sites in Illinois," according to Illinois-NOW! travel magazine.

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From many Abraham Lincoln items, to showcases of the rich local and college history, to a significant Presidential display and tribute and the September 11th exhibit which includes a three foot beam from Tower One, the museum offers a wide variety of historical exhibits pleasing to young and old.

History & Location
The museum is situated on the campus of Lincoln College, originating in 1865 and the only college named for Abraham Lincoln in his lifetime. The Lincoln College Museum began in the 1940s from a private collection of Judge Lawrence Stringer. Stringer willed it to the college instructing that a museum be built. Since then the museum has received many similar generous donations making it one of the most respected Lincoln-related museums in the United States.

Last year alone there were almost 3,500 people from 39 states and 8 foreign nations who visited the museum.

Mission
Our mission is to contribute to the knowledge of the Abraham Lincoln heritage, helping educate all to our wonderful history. We would love to meet you and provide you with a personalized tour. See for yourself why many people are continually amazed, impressed, and consider us a recommended visit for anyone interested in Abraham Lincoln.

Admission
Admission to the museum is free, though donations are welcome.