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Looking for Lincoln Exhibit to be Located on the Courthouse Lawn
(2008-08-27)
MACOMB, IL (wium) - You will soon be able to find a Looking for Lincoln site in Macomb.

The Macomb Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is commemorating Lincoln's connection with the city by putting up a lighted sign on the Courthouse Lawn.

President Katherine Walker says this is an important time to recognize Lincoln's ties with Macomb. Walker says it is a good program to be a part of, especially with the emphasis on the upcoming celebrations in 2009.

Walker says the sign will be a double-sided, free standing exhibit. She says one side will focus on the courthouse, where he spoke, and the other side on the Randolph House, where Lincoln once stayed.

Walker says a dedication ceremony has been tentatively set for October 26th. Walker says that is the anniversary date of when Lincoln made a stop in Macomb.

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