a national organization of over 200 men and women who portray Abraham Lincoln or Mary Lincoln, and of which I am a lifetime member (and currently a Board member)

contains actual images of thousands of documents written by, to, or about Abraham Lincoln (by the Library of Congress)

electronic version of a 1953 publication by the Abraham Lincoln Association

by Roger Norton, a former American history teacher; if you e-mail him, he will try to answer any question you have (note for teachers: see this page for lesson plans and classroom activities)

the product of the Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project based at Northern Illinois University, which focuses on the years 1830-1861, when Lincoln lived in Illinois

contains a wealth of information on topics such as Lincoln's speeches and writings, Lincoln historical sites, and information of specific interest to students and teachers

the official Lincoln library and museum opened in 2005 in Springfield

a consortium of Illinois communities and sites that share the legacy of Abraham Lincoln and are each telling their unique Lincoln stories

a day-by-day recounting of Lincoln's activities

an online educational game based on the National Constitution Center's traveling exhibition Lincoln: The Constitution & the Civil War; students explore the political decisions Lincoln faced

a whole series of articles about Lincoln under the cover article "Uncovering the Real Abe Lincoln" (July 4, 2005)

a site maintained by the White House with basic information about all of the presidents, and information about the presidency and the White House in general

has information about all of the presidents, including background information, election results, cabinet members, speeches, and other items (by the Internet Public Library)

by the National Paralegal College; thanks to Ms. Britton's "History Club" at North Central Plains Charter School in Texas for suggesting this website