213b -Carolyn Texley-The Lincoln Museum

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213b -Carolyn Texley-The Lincoln Museum

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Dec 9, 2005

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Part 2 - Seventy-five years before the Lincoln Presidential Museum opened in Springfield, a small jewel of a museum was launched in northeast Indiana. Carolyn Texley, Director of Collections at Fort Wayne's Lincoln Museum, talks about the challenges of preserving the Lincoln story.

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Dec 9, 2005

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