• The First Lincoln Memorial

    Abraham Lincoln Birthplace

    National Historical Park Kentucky

For Teachers

Parks as Classrooms

Learning Opportunities

Visiting Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park is both a learning opportunity and an enjoyable experience. When available, park rangers and/or park volunteers can work with your class in educating them about the many aspects of Abraham Lincoln's early years here. Click here for reservation information.

 

Traveling Trunks

The trunks are designed so that teachers and students anywhere in the country can receive hands-on educational materials, with lesson plans, on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln.

Did You Know?

Picture of the Boundary Oak Tree

A large white oak tree at the Sinking Spring Farm first served as a specified boundary marker in an 1805 survey of the farm. The oak became known as the Boundary Oak and was thought to be 28 years old at the time of Lincoln's birth. The tree eventually died in 1976 and was later found to be 195 years old.