The Beautiful Lincoln Memorial Bridge over the Historic Wabash River, Vincennes, Indiana - Vintage Bridge Postcard

Front: The Beautiful Lincoln Memorial Bridge over the Historic Wabash River, Vincennes, Ind. This Bridge is on the Site of the Ferry, Lincoln used in Crossing Wabash in 1830
Back: LINCOLN MEMORIAL BRIDGE - Erected by the two states connecting Indiana and Illinois, and aided by the federal government, this beautiful structure is appropriately named “the Lincoln Memorial Bridge”. Here, he crossed the Wabash from his Indiana home into Illinois. Lincoln, with his parents, Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, and his sister Sarah, came to Indiana in the fall of 1816, when he was seven years of age. He spent fourteen years of his life and grew to young manhood int he Hoosier state. This young man, in his early years, was destined to become one of the most unique characters in American history. 
Unmailed
Condition: Great with minor discoloration
Publisher: A. A. Arnold 
Color linen

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