Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Time Warp: Abe Lincoln Meets Perry Como
Bronze statues of President Abraham Lincoln and what appears to be an awestruck Perry Como (a 1950s pop singer from Pennsylvania). Perry holds a tourist map, Abe gestures toward the house where he wrote the Gettysburg Address.
- Address:
- US Hwy 30, Gettysburg, PA
- Directions:
- Main square of Gettysburg, PA, where US Hwy 30/York St. and US Hwy 15/Baltimore St. meet.
- Admission:
- Free.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Abe Lincoln and Perry Como-Lookalike Oddly realistic, other than Lincoln being dead and all.
[Lora, 11/26/2011]
Abe Lincoln and Perry Como Time Travel or Feverish Hallucination? It's a bronze life-size statue of crooner Perry Como and President Abraham Lincoln.
When I first saw this statue, I was on a field trip with my son's fifth grade class to Gettysburg. The tour guide (gruff but lovable history buff) actually growled when we asked about it. Seems Perry Como grew up near here. He's holding the Gettysburg Address while Mr. Lincoln points up at the window of the room where he wrote it. Charming? Or just kind of weird? You be the judge. But mostly just expect the kids to say "Who's Perry Como?"
[Mel Moore, 07/16/2009]Nearby Offbeat Places
- International Museum of Spiritual Investigations, Gettysburg, PA - < 1 mi.
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The local guides claim that this Lincoln was modeled from casts taken of Lincoln's face and hands when he was alive and is the "most lifelike" in existence.