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                <text>This collection from the early 20th century contains Daisy E. Wheaton's Stereograph collection which documents her travels across the United States with her husband, Charles, and several of their friends. </text>
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              <text>Home of Abraham Lincoln in  Springfield Ill </text>
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Ohio--Delaware County--Sunbury--History--Early 20th century&#13;
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              <text>Front of card: Abraham Lincoln Springfield, Ill. home&#13;
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This house was the home &#13;
&#13;
of Abraham Lincoln for a&#13;
&#13;
good many years. Three&#13;
&#13;
sons were born to Mr and Mrs&#13;
&#13;
Lincoln here, one of whom died&#13;
&#13;
in childhood. The lady who&#13;
&#13;
opened the door for us is&#13;
&#13;
a niece of Mrs Lincoln. Her&#13;
&#13;
mother was a sister of the&#13;
&#13;
latter. Many articles of furniture&#13;
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and bric-a-brac belonged to the&#13;
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Lincolns, this quite a lot of&#13;
&#13;
the furnishings belonged to Mrs&#13;
&#13;
Lincolns side of the family and of&#13;
&#13;
course to the lady who lives&#13;
&#13;
there. I especially remember the&#13;
&#13;
big old fashioned mahogany, hair&#13;
&#13;
cloth corned settee where Abraham&#13;
&#13;
courted Mrs Lincoln.&#13;
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To me this seemed a&#13;
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hallowed spot - where this great&#13;
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common man and his beautiful&#13;
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cultured, vivacious wife spent&#13;
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probably their best years -</text>
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              <text>Daisy Wheaton Stereographs </text>
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