Lincoln Home National Landscape Report: Cultural Landscape Report Phase I, Lincoln Home National Historic Site, National Park Service

Landscapes and The Urbana Group. 1994. Lincoln Home National Landscape Report: Cultural Landscape Report Phase I, Lincoln Home National Historic Site, National Park Service. Cultural Landscape Report. NPS Midwest Regional. Midwest Regional Office

The Lincoln Home National Historic Site is located in the state capital of Springfield, Illinois. Falling within Sangamon County, it is a part of the 20th Congressional District of Illinois. The Lincoln Home National Historic Site consists of a four block area centered around the home of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln. It is bounded by Capitol Avenue on the north, Edwards Street to the south, Ninth Street to the east and Seventh Street to the west. The Lincoln Home National Historic Site Cultural Landscape Report was initiated in June of 1993. The overall project intent is to determine the historic appearance of the properties and public rights-of-way within the historic site and to recommend appropriate preservation treatment for the landscape of the historic zone for the area as a whole and each property individually; to provide for visitor use of both the historic and development zone in a manner that has the least negative impact on historic resources and is compatible with the materials, scale and character of the historic properties; and to develop a comprehensive development zone landscape plan that will more effectively screen the interior of LHNHS from visually and acoustically intrusive elements external to the site.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Landscapes; The Urbana Group
Date of Issue
1994-02
Publisher
NPS Midwest Regional
Units
LIHO , MWR
Keywords
Abraham Lincoln, Illinois, Mary Todd Lincoln, Sangamon County, Springfield
Subjects
CRIS-CL: 975298: Lincoln Home National Historic Site

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