Other Abraham Lincoln Publications

One of the major projects of The Abraham Lincoln Association in recent years has been the digitization of ALA prior publications so that they may be placed on-line and be available to the world through the ALA website. The links below will take you to those ALA publications that are now on-line as a result of this project.

Abraham Lincoln Association Resources

AUTHOR: VARIOUS AUTHORS

Lincoln Monographs

Sample’s From This Collection:

Inescapable challenge Lincoln left us – Catton, Bruce / 1970

Life of Abraham Lincoln, by J. G. Holland. – Holland, J. G. (Josiah Gilbert), 1819-1881. / 1866

The pioneer boy, and how he became president. By William M. Thayer. – Thayer, William Makepeace, 1820-1898. / 1864

Two war leaders: Lincoln and Davis – Williams, T. Harry / 1972

AUTHOR: RICHARD E. HART

Spring Creek Series

This critical series from Richard E. Hart focuses on niche topics relating to Abraham Lincoln’s Springfield. The Spring Creek Series focused initially on the city’s African-American community but has grown to address many different aspects of the community.

Lincoln’s Springfield – The Public Square (1823-1865) (2004)
Springfield, Illinois’ Nineteenth Century Photographers (2005)
Early Sangamon County Antiques – The Barringer Exhibit (2005) (Editor)
Lincoln’s Springfield – The Underground Railroad (2006)
The Spirit of Springfield’s Early African Americans (2006)
Lincoln’s Springfield – The Early African American Population (2008)
The Early Court Houses of Sangamon County, Illinois (1821-1837) (2008)
Lincoln in Illinois: The Bicentennial of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln (2009) (Editor)
Lincoln’s Springfield – Abel W. Estabrook: Robert Todd Lincoln’s Abolitionist Teacher (2009)
Lincoln’s Springfield – Springfield’s Early Schools (2009)
The Colored Section, Oak Ridge Cemetery (2009)
Lincoln’s Springfield – Greek Revival Architecture on the Prairie (2011)
Camp Butler: A Civil War Story: Photographs of Union Soldiers (2013)
Circuses in Lincoln’s Springfield (1833-1860) (2013)
Preston Butler: Photographer in Lincoln’s Springfield (2014)
Jameson Jenkins and James Blanks, African Americans in Lincoln’s Springfield (2014)
Springfield, Illinois’ Nineteenth Century Photographers (2014)
Lincoln’s Springfield Funeral: The Photographs (2015)
Lincoln’s Springfield Neighborhood (2017)
Entertainment in Lincoln’s Springfield (1834-1860) (2017)
Lincoln’s Springfield–Chair and Cabinet Makers (1831-1860) (2017)
Benjamin Robert Biddle: Lincoln’s Tailor and Friend (2018)
Elizabeth Jane Todd Grimsley Brown (2018): TOC, Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and Appendices
Letters of Springfield Ladies (2019)
The Collected Works of Thomas Lincoln, Carpenter and Cabinetmaker (2019)
The Todd Brothers (2020)
Letters from California and Oregon (2020)
Joel Johnson: Springfield Hotel Keeper (2020)

AUTHOR: RICHARD E. HART

Sugar Creek Series

This critical series from Richard E. Hart focuses on European settlement of Cotton Hill and Ball townships south of Springfield.

Jones Cemetery Tour: Ball, Cotton Hill & Woodside Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2002)

Philemon Stout Cemetery: Ball Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2006)

Christopher Newcomer Cemetery: Woodside Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2009)

Sugar Creek Cemetery: Ball Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2010)

Vigal Cemetery: Cotton Hill Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2010)

David Brunk Cemetery: Ball Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2010)

Cumberland Sugar Creek Cemetery, The Old Burying Ground (2012)

George Brunk Cemetery, Cotton Hill Township, Sangamon County, Illinois (2012)

VARIOUS AUTHORS

Miscellaneous Resources

“Speech Delivered at Oak Ridge Cemetery,” by Richard Hart (2014)
“Address Given at St Paul’s,” by Richard E. Hart (2015)

Abraham Lincoln Association Publications

Since 1909, the Abraham Lincoln Association has published several serials and a number of books as part of its mission to support continued scholarship on Abraham Lincoln’s life and world.

Through the ongoing efforts of the Abraham Lincoln
Association, most of these materials are now available online in electronic form.

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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.