With Malice Toward None

The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Exhibition    

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The Lincoln funeral car was built in Alexandria, Virginia, in early 1865 as a private traveling car. One can only speculate as to whether its elaborately decorated interior would have made the economy-minded president uncomfortable, for it was never put to its intended use. The only time Lincoln traveled in the car was when his body was returned to Springfield for burial.
The Lincoln funeral car was built in Alexandria, Virginia, in early 1865 as a private traveling car. One can only speculate as to whether its elaborately decorated interior would have made the economy-minded president uncomfortable, for it was never put to its intended use. The only time Lincoln traveled in the car was when his body was returned to Springfield for burial.