Lincoln Tomb [Revised Draft 4/19/10]

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Lincoln Collection Bibliography Series Lincoln Tomb [Revised Draft 4/19/10] Books, Articles, and Pamphlets “A Funeral That Lasted Thirty-six Years,” The American Funeral Director (February 1943) ______ American Negro Emancipation Centennial Authority. Ceremonies [for Commemoration Program at] Abraham Lincoln Tomb, Springfield, Illinois, September 22, 1962 (Springfield, 1962) L2 A51236c Angle, Paul M. “The Building of the Lincoln Monument,” Lincoln Centennial Association Papers (1926): 17-59. Bateman, Newton. National Lincoln Monument (Springfield, Ill.: National Lincoln Monument Association, 1865). Bonner, Estelle. Echo of His Words (Boulder, Colo.: E. Bonner, 1957) L2 B716e Booton, J. F. “The Rebuilding of Lincoln’s Tomb Interior Finally Made Adequate,” Illinois Public Works 5 (Spring 1947): 21-4. F896.5 D454i Brooks, Walter H. Impressions at the Tomb of Abraham Lincoln (Washington, D.C.: s.n., 1926). L2 B8738i Campbell, Douglas G. “In Memory of Virtue: A Study of Illinoisians’ Designs for the Lincoln Tomb,” Lincoln Herald 86 (Spring 1984): 32-40. L2 L7387L v. 86-87 1984-85 Cashman, Dorothy M. The Lincoln Tomb (n.p., ca. 1955). L2 C33379L Clemens, Earle R. Lincoln Memorials in Many States (s.l., s.n., 1937?). L2 C625L 2 Craughwell, Thomas. Stealing Lincoln’s Body (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2007). L2 C897s Davidson, Thomas. “The Lincoln Monument at Springfield,” Western Architect 1 (April 1875) _____ Fay, H. W. “The Attempt to Steal Lincoln’s Body,” Hobbies (January 1937) ____ _____. The Story of Lincoln’s Tomb and Its Three Constructions (Springfield, Ill.: Week by Week Press, 1932). L2 F282s “Fifth Custodian of Lincoln’s Tomb,” Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 44 (Summer 1951): 187-88. Forney, John W. Circular Letter Asking Subscriptions for the Artillery Group of Statuary of the National Lincoln Monument, which had been Assigned to the City of Philadelphia L2 F727c Garrison, Don, ed. [prepared under the direction of Harry H. Cleaveland] The Tomb of Abraham Lincoln: Springfield, Illinois (Springfield, Ill..: State of Illinois, 1933). L2 G2418t Oversize The Governor and the General Assembly of the State of Illinois extend to you a cordial invitation to join the President of the United States in doing honor to the memory of Illinois’ martyred President at the ceremonies attending the dedication of the remodeled tomb of Abraham Lincoln in Springfield on Wednesday, June 17, 1931, at 2:30 p.m. (Springfield, Ill.: s.n., 1931). L2 12958g 1931 Grand Army of the Republic. Pilgrimage of the G.A.R. to the Tomb of Lincoln, September 29, 1887…Souvenir from the Home of Lincoln (Springfield, Ill.: H. W. Rokker, 1887) L2 G75p Hammond, C. Herrick. “The Remodeling of the Lincoln Tomb,” The Western Architect 39 (February 1930): ____ Hickey, James T. “Robert Todd Lincoln and His Father’s Grave Robbers, or Left in the Lurch by the Secret Service,” The Collected Writings of James T. Hickey (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois State Historical Society, 1990): 227-232. [Originally published in Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 77 (Winter 1984): 295-300. L2 H628c 3 Hill, Nancy. “The Preservation Histories of Three Lincoln Sites in Illinois” (Ph.D. dissertation, Illinois State University, 1999). L2 H647p _____. “The Transformation of the Lincoln Tomb,” Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association 27 (Winter 2006): 39-56. L2 A158pa vol. 27 www.historycooperative.org/journals/jala/27.1/hill.html Hoffman, George Edward. At Lincoln’s Tomb (Christian Century Co., 1942). Hoover, Herbert. Address of President Hoover at the Dedication of the Remodeled Tomb of Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday June 17, 1931 (Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1931). L2 U586ho June 17 1931 Hostick, King V. Rendezvous at Oak Ridge: Even In Death They Would [Not?] Let Abraham Lincoln Rest (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1941). L2 H831r Illinois General Assembly. House Bill No. 762 in Senate; Reported from House May 22, 1929…A Bill for an Act Making an Appropriation to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Lincoln Tomb (Springfield, Ill.: 56th Illinois General Assembly, House, 1929?). L2 I295b 56th H.762 Illinois General Assembly. Senate Joint Resolution No. 16…Offered by Mr. Barr, April 28the and adopted; Whereas, the state of Illinois will dedicate the Reconstructed Tomb of Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday June 17, 1931 at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois (Springfield, Ill.: 57th Illinois General Assembly, Senate, 1931?). L2 I295b 57th S.16 Illinois Department of Conservation. Lincoln’s Tomb State Memorial (Springfield, Ill.: Department of Conservation, Division of Parks and Memorials, 193_) L2 129to 1942 L2 129to 1947 L2 129to 1951 L2 129to 1952 L2 129to 1953 L2 129to 1967 L2 129to 1969 L2 129to 1970 L2 129to 1973 Illinois Department of Conservation. The Lincoln Tomb (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois Department of Public Works & Buildings, 1931?). 4 L2 129t L2 129to L2 129to 1932 L2 129to 1938a Illinois Department of Conservation. Lincoln’s Tomb State Memorial (Springfield, Ill.: Department of Conservation, Information/Education Division, 1975) L2 129to 1975 Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Lincoln Tomb, Under the Supervision of the Department of Public Works and Buildings (Springfield?, 1931?). L2 I29t Illinois Lincoln Memorial Commission. Ceremonies Incident to the Placing of the Servius Tullius Stone in the Tomb of Abraham Lincoln (Springfield, Ill.: n.p., 1936?). L2 12966c Johnson, Edward S. Abraham Lincoln and His Last Resting Place (n.p., ca. 1902) Johnson, Edward S. Abraham Lincoln and His Last Resting Place: A Leaflet Prepared for Distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the City of Springfield, Illinois (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois Department of Public Works & Buildings, 191_) L2 J662a 1903 L2 J662a 1912 L2 J662a 1914 L2 J662a 1916 L2 J662a2 [1909?] L2 J662a3 [1924] L2 J662a4 L2 J662a5 [1921?] Jones, Edgar DeWitt. “A Preacher at Lincoln’s Tomb,” Lincoln Herald 50 (October 1948): 28-9. L2 L7387L King, Bess. The Tomb of Abraham Lincoln (Springfield, Ill.: Lincoln Souvenir & Gift Shop, 1941). L2 K521t Krause, Susan; Boston, Kelly A.; and Stowell, Daniel. Now They Belong to the Ages: Abraham Lincoln and His Contemporaries in Oak Ridge Cemetery (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, 2005) F896.3z K91n Lamb, Brian. Who’s Buried in Grant’s Tomb?: A Tour of Presidential Gravesites (New York: Public Affairs, 2000). 5 EZ L218w Lincoln Monument Dedication; Procession; Line of March…Exercises at the Monument (Springfield, Ill.: Springfield Business College, 1874). L2 L73946 Meriam, Arthur L. “Final Interment of President Abraham Lincoln’s Remains at the Lincoln Monument in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois,” Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 23 (April 1930): 171-74. L2 M561f National Lincoln Monument Association. Abraham Lincoln and His Last Resting Place (n.p., 1903). _____. Address of the National Lincoln Monument Association (n.p., ca. 1874). _____. [by John Carroll Power] Annual Reports of the Custodian to the Executive Committee of the National Lincoln Monument Association: Reports for Nine Years, from 1875 to 1883, Inclusive, Closing with a Dissertation on Sunday Opening of the Monument; Also, Remarks on Sight-Seeing in London; Sketches, Historical and Descriptive Methods of Taking care of the Brock Monument at Queenston, Canada; The Washington Monument at Baltimore, Maryland; Mount Vernon, on the Potomac…Bunker Hill Monument, at Boston…Mention of the Washington Monument at the Capital…Now Almost Completed; and of the Proposed Garfield Monument at Cleveland (Springfield, Ill.: H. W. Rokker, 1884). L2 N27721r 1875-1883 _____. [by John Carroll Power] First Annual Report of the Custodian of the Lincoln Monument to the National Lincoln Monument Association (Springfield ?, Ill.: National Lincoln Monument Association, 1876). L2 N27721r 1875 _____. National Lincoln Monument, Springfield, Illinois (Springfield?: 1874?) L2 N27721n National Lincoln Monument Association Records, 1865-1920, Manuscripts Division, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library [5.5 manuscript boxes that contain correspondence, reports, minutes, and other records of the association that oversaw the design competition and construction of the memorial at the Lincoln Tomb, as well as tomb custodian reports and tomb visitors’ records.] “New Plans for the Lincoln Monument,” Lincoln Centennial Association Bulletin, No. 16 (December 1, 1929): 1-2, 8. Nolan, J. Bennett. Of a Tomb in the Reading Cemetery and the Long Shadow of Abraham Lincoln (n.p., 1952). 6 L2 N787 Oak Ridge Cemetery. History and Improvements of Oak Ridge Cemetery; Charter and Ordinances, Rules and Regulations; National Lincoln Monument and Other Matters of Interest Regarding the Same; Revised and Adopted A.D. 1902 (Springfield, Ill.: Phillips Bros., 1901). F896 S76 O11h 1879 F896 S76 O11h 1901 Official Programme of the Order of Exercises Connected with the Unveiling of the Statue of Abraham Lincoln Upon the National Monument, Springfield, Illinois, Thursday, October 15, 1874; Also His Remarks to His Neighbors on Leaving Springfield, February 11, 1861, with His Inaugural Addresses, Messages to Congress, Emancipation Proclamation, and Address at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois State Journal Co., 1874). L2 N27721o Power, John Carroll. Abraham Lincoln: His Great Funeral Cortege from Washington City to Springfield, Illinois;

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