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“Now He Belongs to the Ages” commemorates the 150th anniversary of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. The exhibit includes an 1865 pallbearer’s glove, a broadside showing the route of President Lincoln’s funeral train, and a replica of the Derringer pistol Booth to shoot President Lincoln.
“When John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Lincoln on April 14, 1865, that one single act altered the course of a nation. The year 2015 marks the remembrance of one of our nation’s greatest tragedies, the first assassination of an American president. This exhibit displays items that provide insights to the events that took place during and immediately following President Lincoln’s assassination. In addition there are several pieces of literature, artifacts and art which cover the reaction of people caught by surprise of losing such an important leader in a time of crisis and transition,” said Museum Director Ron Keller. “To use the words of Henry Hawes, a Logan County Union soldier who wrote in a letter to a family member, ‘Every honest person must stamp the act as one of the blackest days’.”
Assistant Director Anne Moseley, who constructed the exhibit, remarked, “The items in this collection tell the story of a nation that mourned for their friend and president. By examining these items, we see how the nation’s love for Lincoln began with his tragic assassination.”
The “Lincoln College, Embracing our Past, Empowering our Future” exhibit kicks off the celebration of Lincoln College’s sesquicentennial. Chartered in 1865 and named for President Lincoln, the College has been an important institution in Lincoln and Logan County for the past 150 years. The exhibit includes “Faces of Lincoln College” featuring photos of students and faculty who made the campus special and pictures of student athletes and some of the sports teams over the years, as well as unique items like a hand stitched pillowcase embroidered with the beautifully sewn names of members of the class of 1902.
According to Moseley, the exhibit will give visitors the opportunity to see how the college was founded and see the growth and impact the college has had on its students and community.
The “Now He Belongs to the Ages” and “Lincoln College, Embracing our Past, Empowering our Future” exhibits will open Monday, January 26, and be on display through December 2015. The Lincoln Heritage Museum is open Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Museum. Admission is $5 for Adults (16 and over) and $3 for youth (age 7 to 15); children under 6 are free. For more information, contact the Lincoln Heritage Museum at (217) 735-7399 or e-mail [email protected].
Lake County 150: The continuing fight to give women the vote
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Following the 1896 loss for suffrage, California’s woman suffrage fervor diminished for a few years, but by 1911, the tide had turned and pro-suffrage energy revitalized the movement. The women’s suffrage amendment was on the ballot again.
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Lake County 150: The Diener family
In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the founding of Lake County this year, Lake County News is publishing a series of historical stories about the county, its people and places. This week sisters Linda Dwillis and Pauline Dewitt recount the journey of the family, the Dieners, to Lake County in the 1880s.
Lake County 150: Life with the Jagos
Most of you are familiar with Jago Bay, Jago Resort, Jago Grade and what used to be the Jago Store. The Jagos were early pioneers of Lake County. They not only established their business and family here, but they diligently worked hard at what they wanted to achieve. This is their story …
Lake County 150: Reflections from Al Kugelman
In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the founding of Lake County this year, Lake County News is publishing a series of historical stories about the county, its people and places. This week's feature comes from an oral history interview with Al Kugelman that was conducted by Mabel Hazell on July 14, 1980. Kugelman was raised in born and raised in Lower Lake in the late 1800s.
