Once a symbol of full-size American luxury sedans, the Lincoln Continental is now making a comeback, at least in the ...

Donation Options Search Search Search This pair of bloodstained gloves was in Abraham Lincoln’s possession ... to the wind and removed from public view.” Malinowski, the New York manuscript ...

“I cannot think of another president, apart from Abraham Lincoln, who faced a civil war from the moment he was sworn into office, who has had a more consequential, inspiring, and important first ...

Front and center of the new identity is the ... Yale University – before a policy for then president elect Abraham Lincoln’s home and later policies for the Hoover Dam and The Golden Gate ...

In this illustration, John Wilkes Booth is shown shooting President Abraham ... inside it for Lincoln’s comfort. The box was 12 feet, 8 inches above the stage, with flags draped over the front of it.

The USS Abraham Lincoln departed San Diego for a friends and family day cruise on Saturday to demonstrate its combat capabilities and showcase daily life aboard the ship at sea. Guests had an ...

The title of Vidal’s piece places the question front and center: “Was Lincoln Bisexual?” Nearly 20 years later, Peterson’s documentary “Lover of Men: The Untold History of Abraham ...

He wordlessly appears for a few shots holding a ring in front of fiery volcano that ... To turn Hollywood’s young Abraham Lincoln into a child-killer shows in an instant that the past is dead ...

“Abe Lincoln ... In this segment Lincoln is played by Kelli Simpkins. Having a female playing a Lincoln who is in turmoil over marrying Mary Todd adds an enigmatic view of both the power and ...

Abe’s head gets a little wonky. The Washington Post via Getty Images This is the second Lincoln candle Williams has crafted. The first wax replica had 100 wicks — which were meant to be lit ...

Poor old Abe Lincoln can’t even keep his head in the afterlife. With triple-digit temperatures threatening Washington, D.C., a six-foot wax re-creation of the Lincoln Memorial hasn’t fared so ...