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The #UISedu Center for Lincoln Studies will host Dan Duster, the great-grandson of American civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, during a Juneteenth event on June 17 Lincoln Presidential Library. He’ll share how Wells’ struggles & triumphs can inspire action. ➡️ Learn more: go.uis.edu/Wells

The #UISedu Center for Lincoln Studies will host Dan Duster, the great-grandson of American civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, during a Juneteenth event on June 17 <a href="/ALPLM/">Lincoln Presidential Library</a>. He’ll share how Wells’ struggles &amp; triumphs can inspire action.

➡️ Learn more: go.uis.edu/Wells
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THANK YOU to the members of the Jacksonville, IL Sunrise Rotary International club for their hospitality and a tasty breakfast at Rudi's Grill, as I shared the story of the Lincoln Presidential Library and the programs, events, services, and exhibits we offer to the People of Illinois, the Nation, and the World.

THANK YOU to the members of the Jacksonville, IL Sunrise <a href="/Rotary/">Rotary International</a> club for their hospitality and a tasty breakfast at Rudi's Grill, as I shared the story of the <a href="/ALPLM/">Lincoln Presidential Library</a> and the programs, events, services, and exhibits we offer to the People of Illinois, the Nation, and the World.
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🗓️ June 11 | 6:30 PM 📍 ALPLM Library Atrium 🎟️ Free w/ registration Join historian Jeremi Suri for a powerful look at how the past shapes our democracy today. 🔗 Register: ow.ly/R5Pr50W4uJu #ALPLM #CivilWar

🗓️ June 11 | 6:30 PM
📍 ALPLM Library Atrium
🎟️ Free w/ registration

Join historian <a href="/JeremiSuri/">Jeremi Suri</a> for a powerful look at how the past shapes our democracy today.

🔗 Register: ow.ly/R5Pr50W4uJu 

#ALPLM #CivilWar
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🎉 Celebrate #Juneteenth at the #ALPLM! ✊🏾 Join us to mark the journey to freedom with a rare display of the #EmancipationProclamation, live performances, guest speakers, and free museum admission on June 19. Details: PresidentLincoln.Illinois.gov/events #FreedomDay #LincolnLegacy

🎉 Celebrate #Juneteenth at the #ALPLM! ✊🏾

Join us to mark the journey to freedom with a rare display of the #EmancipationProclamation, live performances, guest speakers, and free museum admission on June 19.

Details: PresidentLincoln.Illinois.gov/events

#FreedomDay #LincolnLegacy
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☕🔊💼 What do Abraham Lincoln, sonar tech, and your coffee maker have in common? One name: BUNN. Discover the company’s surprising ties to Lincoln and Springfield — on display now for a limited time at the ALPLM. #ALPLM #VisitSpringfield #BUNN

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We’re hiring! Join the ALPLM team as a Finance Manager or a Building/Grounds Laborer and help share Lincoln’s legacy with the world. 📌 Apply by June 23, 2025 🔗 Finance - ow.ly/bI3w50W7SSb 🔗 Building/Grounds - ow.ly/Npga50W7SS8 #NowHiring #ALPLM #IllinoisJobs

We’re hiring! Join the ALPLM team as a Finance Manager or a Building/Grounds Laborer and help share Lincoln’s legacy with the world.

📌 Apply by June 23, 2025
🔗 Finance - ow.ly/bI3w50W7SSb 
🔗 Building/Grounds - ow.ly/Npga50W7SS8 

#NowHiring #ALPLM #IllinoisJobs
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Join our team! We're accepting applications for a Lincoln Historian to help interpret and share the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln. 📄 Apply online: ow.ly/oIJv50W7SOt 📅 Deadline: July 5, 2025 #NowHiring #ALPLM #IllinoisJobs #LincolnLegacy #AbrahamLincoln

Join our team! We're accepting applications for a Lincoln Historian to help interpret and share the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln.

📄 Apply online: ow.ly/oIJv50W7SOt
📅 Deadline: July 5, 2025

#NowHiring #ALPLM #IllinoisJobs #LincolnLegacy #AbrahamLincoln
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🥪🌳 Sunshine > Spreadsheets Grab your co-workers and head to Union Square Park for lunch this Friday! Details ➡️ presidentlincoln.illinois.gov/events/ Presented in partnership with @springfieldartsco and @downtownspi_inc @potbelly #SpringfieldIL #UnionSquarePark #LiveMusic #LunchOutside

🥪🌳 Sunshine &gt; Spreadsheets
Grab your co-workers and head to Union Square Park for lunch this Friday! 

Details ➡️ presidentlincoln.illinois.gov/events/
Presented in partnership with @springfieldartsco and @downtownspi_inc 

@potbelly

#SpringfieldIL #UnionSquarePark #LiveMusic #LunchOutside
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Facing criticism for arresting Southern sympathizers, #AbrahamLincoln wrote a long defense of his policies. He pointed out that the Constitution specifically allows normal legal protections to be lifted during a rebellion. #AbeSays #CivilWar Source: ow.ly/Guqz50W87TL

Facing criticism for arresting Southern sympathizers, #AbrahamLincoln wrote a long defense of his policies. He pointed out that the Constitution specifically allows normal legal protections to be lifted during a rebellion. #AbeSays #CivilWar

Source: ow.ly/Guqz50W87TL
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Today in 1929, Jessie De Priest, wife of an Illinois congressman, had tea with First Lady Lou Hoover. The site of a Black woman at the White House enraged bigots. One said it represented "infinite danger to our white civilization." #ILhistory #CivilRights ow.ly/CIFj50Shg28

Today in 1929, Jessie De Priest, wife of an Illinois congressman, had tea with First Lady Lou Hoover. The site of a Black woman at the White House enraged bigots. One said it represented "infinite danger to our white civilization." #ILhistory #CivilRights

ow.ly/CIFj50Shg28
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Did you know Lincoln signed copies of the #EmancipationProclamation to raise money for Civil War soldiers? Only 27 survive—and you can see one up close starting tomorrow. 🎟️ Free admission 🗓️ June 13–26 (weekdays) | Sat. June 14 📍 #ALPLM Library Building #VisitSpringfield

Did you know Lincoln signed copies of the #EmancipationProclamation to raise money for Civil War soldiers? Only 27 survive—and you can see one up close starting tomorrow.

🎟️ Free admission
🗓️ June 13–26 (weekdays) | Sat. June 14
📍 #ALPLM Library Building

#VisitSpringfield
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Today in 1836, #AbrahamLincoln announced he was running for a second term in the legislature. He outlined his beliefs, including letting some women vote and investing in public infrastructure. Lincoln won. #AbeSays Source: papersofabrahamlincoln.org/documents/D200…

Today in 1836, #AbrahamLincoln announced he was running for a second term in the legislature. He outlined his beliefs, including letting some women vote and investing in public infrastructure. Lincoln won. #AbeSays

Source: papersofabrahamlincoln.org/documents/D200…
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Step into history! See a rare, signed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation – on display now. No admission fee | Weekdays, June 13–26 | Saturday: June 14 | ALPLM Library Building #ALPLM #AbrahamLincoln #CivilWar #EmancipationProclamation #Juneteenth #VisitSpringfield

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In honor of #FlagDay, here’s a peek at our newest treasure — a rare 21-star U.S. flag, celebrating Illinois’ entry into the Union in 1818. We can’t wait to share about this historic treasure, its restoration, and why it matters. On display starting July 3! #ALPLM #ILHistory

In honor of #FlagDay, here’s a peek at our newest treasure — a rare 21-star U.S. flag, celebrating Illinois’ entry into the Union in 1818. We can’t wait to share about this historic treasure, its restoration, and why it matters. On display starting July 3! 
#ALPLM #ILHistory
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👔 #FathersDay isn’t always picture-perfect. For Abraham Lincoln, the relationship with his father was strained, distant… complicated. See how that bond — or lack of it — helped shape the man, the leader, and the father he became. #ALPLM #AbrahamLincoln #LincolnLegacy

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Walt Whitman, one of America's greatest poets, saw the #CivilWar's impact firsthand as a nurse. After #AbrahamLincoln's death, he wrote the elegies "O Captain! My Captain!" and "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd". #PrideMonth #Pride2025 Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Whit…

Walt Whitman, one of America's greatest poets, saw the #CivilWar's impact firsthand as a nurse. After #AbrahamLincoln's death, he wrote the elegies "O Captain! My Captain!" and "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd". #PrideMonth #Pride2025

Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Whit…
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In his famous "House Divided" speech, #AbrahamLincoln presented #slavery as a fundamental threat to America but predicted the Republican Party ultimately would keep it from tearing America apart. #AbeSays Source: ow.ly/eKM850W9OyH

In his famous "House Divided" speech, #AbrahamLincoln presented #slavery as a fundamental threat to America but predicted the Republican Party ultimately would keep it from tearing America apart. #AbeSays

Source: ow.ly/eKM850W9OyH
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📜 #OnThisDay in 1858, #AbrahamLincoln declared: “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” Some saw it as a call for war — but he was warning that freedom and slavery couldn’t coexist. He lost the Senate race… but the speech helped make him president. #ALPLM #ILHistory

📜 #OnThisDay in 1858, #AbrahamLincoln declared: “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
Some saw it as a call for war — but he was warning that freedom and slavery couldn’t coexist.
He lost the Senate race… but the speech helped make him president.
#ALPLM #ILHistory