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      Idaho State Archives

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      2205 E Old Penitentiary Rd, Boise, ID 83712

      208-334-2620

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      Abraham Lincoln: His Legacy in Idaho is a permanent exhibit within the Idaho State Archives. Over 200 artifacts reveal connections between the story of Idaho and the life of Abraham Lincoln. Explore a re-creation of Lincoln's cabinet room, artifacts from his early years, campaign, battlefield artifacts from the Civil War, and role in making Idaho a territory. The Lincoln Exhibition is housed at The Idaho State Archives, which preserves and provides access to a large collection of photographs, genealogy, books, maps, and manuscripts that relate to the history of Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. This is a great spot for anyone looking to research Idaho history.Abraham Lincoln: His Legacy in Idaho is a permanent exhibit within the Idaho State Archives. Over 200 artifacts reveal connections between the story of Idaho and the life of Abraham Lincoln. Explore a re-creation of Lincoln's cabinet room, artifacts from his early years, campaign, battlefield artifacts from the Civil War, and role in making Idaho a territory. The Lincoln Exhibition is housed at The Idaho State Archives, which preserves and provides access to a large collection of photographs, genealogy, books, maps, and manuscripts that relate to the history of Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. This is a great spot for anyone looking to research Idaho history.
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      Fax: 208-334-2626

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      North - East Ends, East End
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      http://history.idaho.gov/idaho-state-archives

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