Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum - Springfield, Illinois

L'Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum è una destinazione imperdibile per gli appassionati di storia e cultura. Situato all'indirizzo: 212 N 6th St, Springfield, IL 62701, questo luogo offre un'esperienza unica e coinvolgente che combina la storia e l'intrattenimento.

Il museo ospita una vasta collezione di artefatti e mostre interattive che raccontano la vita e la carriera di Abraham Lincoln, il 16° presidente degli Stati Uniti. Qui, i visitatori possono esplorare la biblioteca, che contiene oltre 12 milioni di documenti e manufatti, tra cui la Bibbia di Lincoln, i suoi abiti e altri oggetti personali.

Il museo offre anche servizi in loco, spettacoli dal vivo, bagni accessibili in sedia a rotelle, ingresso accessibile in sedia a rotelle, parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, un ristorante, servizi igienici e è adatto ai bambini. Con queste caratteristiche, il museo è un luogo ideale per le famiglie e i gruppi di ogni età.

Il sito web: presidentlincoln.illinois.gov fornisce informazioni dettagliate su orari di apertura, prezzi dei biglietti, mostre e attività speciali. Il numero di telefono Telefono: 2175588844. può essere utilizzato per richiedere informazioni aggiuntive o per effettuare prenotazioni.

L'Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum ha ricevuto recensioni entusiastiche dai visitatori, con una media delle opinioni: 4.8/5. Su Google My Business, ci sono 1209 recensioni che testimoniano l'eccellenza dell'esperienza offerta.

Recensioni di Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

olmo novecento

3/5

Museo di concezione americana. Vale a dire, pochi reperti originali, ma tanta ricostruzione storica con manichini e scene che riproducono i momenti salienti della vita di Lincoln

Safa Hasan

5/5

Was one of my favorite experiences. Museum is rich of history and showcase give life of Abraham Lincoln. There also have holograms shows in theater which was great, good for children and adults. Entry fee is 15 dollars which is good. You would spend 3/4 easy and still want to stay longer! I recommend visiting

N and C Farrell

5/5

Would rate a 4.8. A great museum experience with many visual exhibits for short attention span people like me. Spend time and do the short “live” show (pretty cool and less than 19 minutes) and the film (20 minutes) before diving into the exhibits. Pretty straightforward with pre- White House, White House years and treasures. So much depth and well-conceived museum. The library is limited to some exhibits on the first floor which provided some additional insight (took 15 minutes). Overall, the visit was around 2 hours 45 minutes and they had a number of volunteer guides who love to share additional information.

Chad Carroll

5/5

This Museum takes you on a journey unlike any other. Allowing you to walk through the phases of Abraham Lincoln's life. From his humble beginnings in a log cabin in Kentucky to his rise to power in the White House. And everything in between . Like walking his Journey alongside of him. You feel the triumph as well as the madness and heartbreaking. Even able to experience his funeral. There are also two theatrical shows that will leave you in awe. Great gift shop and Cafe. Wonderful staff. Amazing artifacts and layout of his life. I've been several times and already looking forward for the next time.

Kari Freeman

5/5

Awesome experiential museum of Lincoln's life. A couple of new artifacts were put on display in 2023 so this place is worth visiting every couple of years or so. The $15 cost is good for the one day, so you can leave and go back in later.

PTR

5/5

DO NOT MISS THIS RIVETING MUSEUM of PRESIDENT LINCOLN’s life and times. It is so well done, plays into emotions, and depicts the troubles and various voices challenging his presidency. It shows his determination to persevere. This city, part of Route 66 is truly a treasure. Also visit the National Park while there-the Lincoln home.

Dr. Ravikiran Barigala

4/5

Nice museum about Lincoln.
Entry price of $15 is too much.
Loved the life sized statues of Lincoln and his family.
Presentations were nice and creative, but I wish they had more details about his life and growing up.
Cafe closes at 3 pm, I wish they had it open longer.
There is street parking but the coin slots were not working. There is a parking garage a block away.
The merchandise shop has a lot of unique stuff but is overpriced.

chris ellison

5/5

Very nice museum. Not a lot of artifacts but a lot of information and displays. The first show as you go in really impressed my kids. Done with holograms. Well done.