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Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail

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Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail

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    • Abraham Lincoln Birthlace National Historical Park- Hodgenville
    • Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home
    • Lincoln Museum- Hodgenville
    • Ashland: The Henry Clay Estate- Lexington
    • Mary Todd Lincoln House- Lexington
    • Camp Nelson Civil War Park- Nicholasville
    • Farmington Historic Plantation- Louisville
    • Kentucky Historical Society- Frankfort
    • Lincoln Homestead State Park- Springfield
    • Lincoln Legacy Museum and Statue- Springfield
    • Lincoln Memorial University- Near Middlesboro
    • Centre College Lincoln Statue
    • Lincoln Heritage National Scenic Byway- Hodgenville to Danville
    • Joseph Holt Home- Cloverport
    • Jefferson Davis State Historic Site- Fairview
    • State Capitol Rotunda- Frankfort
    • Hardin County Lincoln Sites- Elizabethtown
    • Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site- Danville
    • Civil War Museum of the Western Theater
    • Whitehall State Historic Site- Richmond
    • Lincoln Memorial at Waterfront Park- Louisville
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2017 Lincoln Heritage Trail Map

Projects

Lincoln Heritage Summer Tour

Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail proudly displays its family-friendly tear-away map at all Trail locations, Kentucky welcome centers, and partner organizations.

Re-establishing the Tri-state Lincoln Heritage Trail

During the early 1960's, shortly after the Lincoln Sesquicentennial commemoration of 1959, the three states of Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky partnered to create the original Lincoln Heritage Trail. Today, the three states are again working together to establish a combined tourism itinerary, showcasing the history of Lincoln's rise and his family's westward migration. For more information including itineraries, visit www.lincolnadventures.com. 

Abraham Lincoln Bridge

In partnership with Lincoln advocates in Indiana, the Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail led a successful effort to name the new $1 billion bridge in downtown Louisville after Abraham Lincoln.

Projects

Lincoln Heritage Summer Tour

Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail proudly displays its family-friendly tear-away map at all Trail locations, Kentucky welcome centers, and partner organizations.

Re-establishing the Tri-state Lincoln Heritage Trail

During the early 1960's, shortly after the Lincoln Sesquicentennial commemoration of 1959, the three states of Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky partnered to create the original Lincoln Heritage Trail. Today, the three states are again working together to establish a combined tourism itinerary, showcasing the history of Lincoln's rise and his family's westward migration. For more information including itineraries, visit www.lincolnadventures.com. 

Abraham Lincoln Bridge

In partnership with Lincoln advocates in Indiana, the Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail led a successful effort to name the new $1 billion bridge in downtown Louisville after Abraham Lincoln.

2017 Lincoln Heritage Trail Map

2017 Lincoln Heritage Trail Map

Original Lincoln Heritage Trail Sign (circa 1964)

Original Lincoln Heritage Trail Sign (circa 1964)

                   Abraham Lincoln Bridge

Abraham Lincoln Bridge

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