Photo Gallery

The Mitchell Cemetery

Daniel Mitchell descendants, Kebo Mitchell and Dennis Mitchell at the Mitchell Cemetery at Beechland.

This spring which still runs today was the water source for Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks when they moved here in 1805.

New clippings documenting William Hardesty's role in Lincoln history

Remnant of the Fulling Mill on the bank of the Beechfork

The "Breeding House" located on what was once the Stephen C. Brown estate, now owned by Ed O'Daniel

The original site at the top of the knoll is the Francis Berry house.

The home of James Calhoun who claimed he cast the only vote in Washington County for Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 election.

The Francis Berry Cabin at Lincoln Park is the house in which Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks married June 12, 1806.

Lincoln Foundation Board Member, Donald Ensor, at the dedication of the Lincoln Spring/Housekeeping Cabin marker

The Mitchell Family on the dedication of their marker, April 2023

Lincoln descendants, Kebo and Dennis Mitchell with Ed O'Daniel, Lincoln Foundation Board Member

The second historic marker near the site of the Pioneer Cemetery and the assassination of Captain Abraham Lincoln, grandfather of the 16th President.

December 2021 meeting of the Lincoln Foundation at the historic home of Ed O'Daniel

Book release event at the Lincoln Legacy Museum in Springfield, Ky

The late Ann Taylor Waters with Jerry Coleman

Board member Mike Crain with Springfield Mayor Debbie Wakefield

Sara Mitchell Thompson marker donated by Donald and Vicki Ensor

Ben Settles crew working under direction of Lincoln Foundation Board member, Jerry Coleman

John Wharton assisted with placement of Sara Mitchell Thompson marker at Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

April 16, 2021

The Stephen C. Brown Historic house

Board member Mike Crain with Springfield Mayor Debbie Wakefield