Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address, 1861
Library of Congress historians Michelle Krowl and Chris Warren give a short, guided tour of the documents and objects in our collections from Abraham Lincoln's first inaugural. Highlights include his handwritten notes on his speech and Mary Todd Lincoln's pearls -- purchased on an installment plan at Tiffany's in New York by the president himself. For transcript and more information, visit https://www.loc.gov/item/webcast-9687

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What was in Lincoln's pockets?

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Doris Kearns Goodwin on Roosevelt & Taft

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How the 1876 World's Fair Launched the Telephone Revolution

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David McCullough on John Adams

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Family Day: "Carlotta's Special Dress" in Civil Rights History

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AFC50: An Evening of Jewish Music with Lily Henley

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Veterans History Project 25th Anniversary Gala

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Grossman Ensemble: Conversation with the Artists

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Trace Adkins Oral History Interview

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Wood Engraving and the Art of Nature

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David McCullough: 2015 National Book Festival

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Made at the Library: The Library of Congress: From Jefferson's Vision to the Digital Age

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A Conversation with Randy Newman

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"Kumbaya" and the Kronos Quartet's Three Bones

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We Play with Elizabeth Hargrave

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Presidential Inauguration Date Change (Presidential Inauguration Series)

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Liam O'Connor Oral History

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Fashion at the Library: Sole Power: Sneaker Culture and the American Story

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