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President Lincoln's Cottage : Reflections on Grief and Child Loss - Anita - 01-27-2021 07:01 PM Our groundbreaking exhibit, Reflections on Grief and Child Loss, is now open in the Robert H. Smith Visitor Education Center. This beautiful installation builds an understanding of Abraham and Mary Lincoln as bereaved parents and weaves their story together with those of modern grieving families to find commonalities and meaningful differences across time and experience. https://www.lincolncottage.org/exhibit/exhibit-on-grief/ RE: President Lincoln's Cottage : Reflections on Grief and Child Loss - RJNorton - 01-28-2021 04:46 AM Thanks for posting, Anita. RE: President Lincoln's Cottage : Reflections on Grief and Child Loss - Gene C - 01-28-2021 12:42 PM Thanks Anita. Your post reminded me of our visit to the Lincoln Heritage Museum in Lincoln, IL The museum features scenes in Lincoln's life as though he was having a flashback or a dream of his life as he lay dying. On scene stood out to me was the White House when Willie died and you hear the words of Elizabeth Keckley as she describe what she sees. Very moving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBLYdlgRIsM For those of you who have never visited the museum, if you ever make it to Springfield, be sure you see it, as it is only about 30 miles north of Springfield. RE: President Lincoln's Cottage : Reflections on Grief and Child Loss - Anita - 01-28-2021 06:10 PM Gene, thanks for the wonderful memories of our visit to the Lincoln Heritage Museum. It's a must visit experience. They are now open with modified hours. https://www.lincolncourier.com/story/news/2021/01/25/lincoln-heritage-museum-reopens/6701052002 |