For The People: The ALA Newsletter

The Abraham Lincoln Association created For The People as a newsletter devoted to the rich history and complex legacy of Abraham Lincoln.

Each linked volume below presented as a PDF.

Spring 2023: Lincoln and Lord Hartington

Summer 2023: Fire in the Hold!

Fall 2023: The Widow

Winter 2023: Nigel Hamilton

Spring 2022: June 21, New Date for Symposium and Banquet

Summer 2022: The First Person to Describe the Lincolns’ Cottage Was …

Fall 2022: Old Bob and the Coachman — A New Wrinkle

Winter 2022: Sidney Blumenthal to Address Banquet

Spring 2021: Who Will Employ an Old-Line Whig?

Summer 2021: Mary Lincoln Punishes Her Sons

Fall 2021: Osborn H. Oldroyd, the New-Century Pedestrian

Winter 2021: Jon Meacham Banquet Speaker

Spring 2020: Ray LaHood Urges “No More Politics”

Summer 2020: The Lincolns at the Globe Tavern

Fall 2020: ALA Undertakes Major New Project

Winter 2020: 2021 Lincoln Day Speaker

Spring 2019: Discovery of Unknown Lincoln Drawing

Summer 2019: ALA Supports LEAD Program for Youth

Fall 2019: Changes at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

Winter 2019: Ray LaHood, 2020 Birthday Banquet Speaker

Spring 2018: Lewis E. Lehrman Receives Logan Hay Medal

Summer 2018: ALA Board Tours Lincoln’s New Salem

Fall / Winter 2018: Best-selling author Dan Abrams 2019 Banquet Speaker

Spring 2017: Governor Bruce Rauner Addresses 2017 ALA Banquet

Summer 2017: Abraham Lincoln’s First Visit to Hampton Roads

Fall 2017: The Bixby Letter

Winter 2017: Richard Carwardine — 2018 Annual Banquet Speaker

Spring 2016: Abraham Lincoln’s “Forgotten” Act to Encourage Immigration

Summer 2016: ALA Makes Major Gift to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

Fall 2016: William Freeman, Found

Winter 2016: Governor Bruce Rauner – 2017 Banquet Speaker

Spring 2015: A Psalm To Our Martyred President Abraham Lincoln

Summer 2015: Commemoration of 150th Anniversary of Lincoln’s Springfield Funeral

Fall 2015: At 31, Lincoln Falls For Matilda, 18

Winter 2015: Bernice A. King – 2016 Banquet Speaker – Daughter of Coretta Scott King and Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

To observe each anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln; to preserve and make more readily accessible the landmarks associated with his life; and to actively encourage, promote and aid the collection and dissemination of authentic information regarding all phases of his life and career.

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