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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459722482
DTSTART:20260911T140000Z
DTEND:20260911T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459727603
DTSTART:20260914T140000Z
DTEND:20260914T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
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 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
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 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
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 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459783938
DTSTART:20261005T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTART:20261012T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTART:20261020T140000Z
DTEND:20261020T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459820814
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459822863
DTSTART:20261022T140000Z
DTEND:20261022T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459825936
DTSTART:20261023T140000Z
DTEND:20261023T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459826961
DTSTART:20261026T140000Z
DTEND:20261026T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTART:20261111T150000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459857694
DTSTART:20261112T150000Z
DTEND:20261112T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
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DTSTART:20261113T150000Z
DTEND:20261113T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459862816
DTSTART:20261116T150000Z
DTEND:20261116T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
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SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTART:20261203T150000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DTSTART:20261204T150000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260915T175833Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53294459897647
DTSTART:20261207T150000Z
DTEND:20261207T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
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LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
CATEGORIES:Campus Culture and Engagement
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
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DESCRIPTION:Among American presidents\, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most 
 frequent subjects of monuments and acts of commemoration that celebrate hi
 s life and legacy. Far beyond Illinois\, the famed “Land of Lincoln\,”
  statues and memorials to the sixteenth president pepper the nation’s la
 ndscape. Long before Lincoln's birthday was a federal holiday\, local grou
 ps and clubs held festive dinners every February to mark his birth and cel
 ebrate his contributions to the nation. From log cabins and law offices to
  taverns and courthouses\, buildings associated with Lincoln have been bra
 nded with historical markers and turned into sites of heritage tourism. \n
 \n \n\nOrganized in celebration of the 250th anniversary of American indep
 endence\, Hallowed Grounds draws from the Lincoln Club of Delaware’s Abr
 aham Lincoln Collection in Special Collections to explore how and why Linc
 oln is honored and remembered across generations. Through books\, event pr
 ograms\, menus\, maps and ephemera\, visitors are invited to explore the m
 any shrines and tributes to Lincoln across our land and reflect on the uni
 que place he holds in American memory. \n\n \n\nHallowed Grounds is on vie
 w from August 25 through December 18\, 2026\, in the Lincoln Exhibition Ca
 se\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris Li
 brary. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Library’
 s regular hours.
GEO:39.677967;-75.75296
LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case
SUMMARY:Hallowed Grounds: Monuments and Memorials to Abraham Lincoln
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/hallowed-grounds-monuments-and-
 memorials-to-abraham-lincoln
CATEGORIES:Community
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