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Lincoln at the Library: An Ordinary Man Made Extraordinary

Presented by Anne Moseley

"Abraham Lincoln: An Ordinary Man Made Extraordinary" by Anne Moseley will be presented for free via Zoom on September 19, 2021 at 2 pm EDT.

The values each of us hold dear, and the choices we make as free individuals, are heavily influenced by what we draw from experience. An informed appreciation of history enables each of us to appropriate the wealth of accumulated human experience beyond our own. Abraham Lincoln lived a quarter century in Illinois. Throughout his life in Illinois he had an impact on the citizens and they had an impact on him. Learn how Lincoln developed key character traits that would make him the Great Emancipator. 

Anne Moseley is the Director of Engagement and Curator at Sangamon Experience; Acting Director of the Center for Lincoln Studies, University of Illinois Springfield. She previously has worked as the Curator and Director of the Lincoln Heritage Museum at Lincoln College in Lincoln, Illinois. Before serving as director and curator of the Lincoln Heritage Museum, she was the assistant director and curator for seven years and taught as an adjunct history professor at Lincoln College. She has also worked as a project administrator at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and as an intern with the Illinois Regional Archives Depository.

Lincoln at the Library is a series of presentations that is generously provided for by the Friends of the Allen County Public Library.

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