lincoln memorial (washington, d.c.)

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the Lincoln Memorial, why and how it was built, and its location on the National Mall in Washington, DC.

Provides a detailed history of the planning and construction of the national monument honoring Abraham Lincoln.

An up-close look at the Lincoln Memorial's history.

Text and illustrations describe significant moments related to the civil rights movement that have taken place at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Describes the thought and effort that went into Daniel French's statue of Abraham Lincoln that is part of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., and compares this likeness to others of Lincoln.

When they discover that one of the thumbs has been broken off the statue in the Lincoln Memorial, KC and Marshall set out to learn what happened and restore the thumb before a ceremony honoring the sculptor.

Presents a study of the Lincoln Memorial, and discusses where it is and when it was built, what the memorial stands for, its role in the Civil Rights movement, and other interesting facts.

Traces the history of the Lincoln Memorial, including how it was developed and constructed, people associated with it, and its importance as a symbol of freedom and equality for all Americans.

Explains how and why the Lincoln Memorial was created and shows how it symbolizes national unity and greatness.

Briefly discusses Lincoln's role in American history and describes the planning and building of the monument dedicated to his memory in 1922.