Fort Wayne, Indiana: Teen Lincoln and his Dog
Titled "Abraham Lincoln, the Hoosier Youth," a teenage Abe and his pooch call attention to Abe's overlooked years in Indiana.
- Address:
- 1301 S. Harrison St., Fort Wayne, IN
- Directions:
- South side of downtown, on the east side of Harrison St. between W. Douglas Ave. and W. Breckenridge St.
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A teen Abraham Lincoln and his dog ponder their future.
[Stephen Francia, 05/14/2020]
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"Abraham Lincoln, the Hoosier Youth" calls attention to Abe's overlooked years in Indiana. Sculpted by Paul Manship, dedicated on September 16, 1932, paid for by the life insurance company whose headquarters rise behind Abe and his pooch.