The Lincoln Watermelon: Lincoln, IL
Who knew a president - especially one as well known as Abraham Lincoln - could be represented by fruit?
Who knew a president - especially one as well known as Abraham Lincoln - could be represented by fruit?
I spent part of today in Chicago enjoying world-class wind chill and dropping by a few of the city's presidential statues.
I appreciate the great struggle to rid the country of slavery as much as anyone, but that story is somewhat well-worn ground. Wouldn't it have been even more interesting to see Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis take on the tale of Lincoln and the elephants?
Think of the place as a bit like improvised hospice for the dying president.
Buzzfeed's right, poor Abe can't catch a break.
This genuinely mind-bending video shows a guy who says he was at Ford's Theater on April 14, 1865.
The question is "Who shot Abraham Lincoln?"And it is probably good news that in a recent poll, 75% of Americans correctly answered "John Wilkes Booth." But for whatever reasons, a [...]
Lincoln's body has been moved more times than a journeyman infielder through the National League, but with 12 feet of concrete overhead he's not going anywhere these days.