SPRINGFIELD: Worth Visiting? What We Saw In The Illinois Capital City

We visit the capital city of Illinois, Springfield.
Travel Vlog 210

[@cousinjack2841]

Speaking as an old Brit who has lived most of his life in Africa, (I have few ties to America apart from a few cousins somewhere around Chicago), I must say that I find your programmes quite fascinating. Always interesting and informative, they give me a chance to see a country that I would have loved to have toured but that will probably never happen now. Many thanks for all the effort you put in; it is very much appreciated. This edition was excellent. I love the food / bar / hotel inserts as well; that is apart from the side effect that I am now desperate for some old school bread pudding like my mother used to make many, many years ago. Thanks a lot and safe travels to you both.

[@diane1390]

I'd love to see the UK. I live in Fresno California, USA. I'd like to see Europe as I love history and I'd love to see the places where history was made.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you for the kind words, CJ!

[@pedroabrantes2343]

Sou brasileiro, mas também amo os EUA.

[@doug132639]

Well said Sir .. I really like these clips too . Genuine ones no frills just as it should be ..I miss the bread pud too ..but SCONES MORE. I don't live in the UK anymore . 💚🍀🙏

[@ukaly1]

I'm an old Brit living in Illinois and I have never been to these places, how crazy is that?! My American husband visited as a child with his school. Time for a visit!

[@cindywhite7022]

Lived most of my life in and around Spfld before moving to Texas. Spent many hours researching family history under the old capitol building downtown. Now it's in the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library. Lived within walking distance of the Illinois State Fair and I would walk the kids down there every year. So many good memories of living in Spfld. Thanks for posting this ❤❤❤❤

[@Special150]

Saturday mornings is everything in my house. After I wake up and groom. I lay back across my bed, and I'm usually there all day watching my favorite channels on KZbin. Lord Sporda comes through everytime 👌🏽❤☘️😎 Happy Saint Patrick's Day, weekend, everyone!

[@fd1148]

Me too.. Lord Sporda & Renata Pereira are amongs my favourites..

[@anneshoemaker-magdaleno-br9ww]

I have tears in my eyes after watching this video. Your honor, respect, and beautiful words touched my heart. My father took us on road trips in our Pontiac station wagon. My parents had ten of us kids so it was quite an endeavor. I can’t travel or drive anymore at 74 so I now ride along with you on your road trips. This tour of Abraham Lincoln’s tomb broke my heart. The monument is stunning, but the statues and interior of the tomb was so elegant and beautiful. I’m glad his family is also buried with him. I know “from dust we were created and to dust we return” , but at least he has the wife and children he loved close to him. Thank you so much for your respectful tone of voice, your love of history, and your love of old buildings and history. The capital building was astounding! The floor treatment, the statuesque light fixtures on the staircase, and the magnificent dome are totally Amazing! Thank you for the tour of the museum. You are gifting all of us with an experience and a sense of history I personally could not have without you. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Annie

[@brettthemistake5517]

Annie, your comment was so sweet that it made me cry as I watched this video on a train ride out of Chicago. You sound very sweet, and I’m so happy you get to take virtual trips like this.

[@patriciawilhite7038]

You solved a mystery for me today Mr Spoda! I was raised in Naperville, IL. When my parents passed away I received the family picture album. There is a black and white picture of me, my brother, and sister dated 1956 of us on a large building I couldn’t remember. Guess what? It’s taken on Lincoln’s Tomb! We were up on the stairs so back then they must have had it open. What a surprise for me! Thanks for the video and solving my mystery. Safe travels!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

That is so cool! :)

[@kic3432]

As a current Springfield resident, there are two things I hoped you would have done and seen. First thing is that the tomb you were at is actually his second tomb, if you drive down to the bottom of the hill it sits in, you can see the first tomb where many grace robbers attempted to break in and steal his and Mary’s bodies. It’s honestly cooler than the current one imo. The second thing is that I hoped you would have gotten a horseshoe as it’s a Springfield staple! Obeds had them, but the best places are Dublin pub or Darcy’s pint. They are rivals since both claim to be have the original horseshoe recipe. I hope you come back and visit the state fair sometime because in the grandstand, a local funeral home has on display the horse drawn hearse used to carry Lincoln’s body. It’s quite a sight!

[@DanielRichards-he6ep]

Ritz's Lil Fryer best horseshoe in Springfield Illinois

[@brendaz9222]

A Beautiful Monument to a great President! He had the weight of our Country on his shoulders at a sad time in our country's history. I always thought he was very distinguished looking man with pretty, yet sad, looking eyes. Thanks Lord Spoda, this was a great video!

[@gingercake0907]

He is ranked number one in the listing of Presidents by C-span and other historians as our greatest President. He bumped George Washington.

[@doogalloonni]

There are so many places I'm a bit too old to see getting to. This hallowed ground is one of them. Thank you for showing us. Your insight and opinions are so refreshing. My appreciation to you both. The first book I ever bought with my own money was "Lincoln" by Stefan Lorant. I was in the 7th grade, and it was the beginning of my great love of history.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

You're welcome, Doug. I'm glad you're watching.

[@JacquesItch]

I work in Springfield. Thanks for the video. 1. You didn’t rub Abe’s nose at the tomb 2. It appears you did not get a horseshoe for any of your meals. The horseshoe was invented in Springfield’s Leland Hotel. Springfield has great chili, and Mel-O-Cream Donuts. 3. Reisch Gold Top beer is available in six packs. If you are still around, grab some.

[@Stopovergarding]

A Horseshoe is a Hamburger with Frys & Covered in Cheese... We call that a cheeseburger & frys .. You just pay 15 $ for it 😂😂😂.. Small town intelligent 😊

[@JohnD808]

Yeah I’m watching and I can’t get over that he didn’t rub the nose lol

[@anthonyiocca5683]

What happened to coal mine tours?

[@catlover614]

A very enjoyable video. You always seem to find interesting gravesites in your travels, famous people. Springfield is an interesting city, so many historic landmarks. Your videos are a wonderful, and fun, learning experience !! Thanks so much.😊

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thanks, CL!

[@HaveKayaksWillTravel]

GREAT Tour. We really enjoyed it. Honest Abe was a self taught lawyer, that's amazing. Thanks for showing us around. Now its time to go make video's. Have a great day everyone.

[@sabrinassuburbangarden9448]

I toured Lincoln's home , the village, and the capital in 1970. Your video brought back fond memories.

[@richardkoch8752]

Lincolns original tomb was located behind the current tomb at the bottom of the hill. There were also several attempts to steal Lincoln's body as the tomb was being built. The reason he was buried ten feet down. Lincoln's body was viewed by his son years later to confirm it was his father. The body was said to be in remarkable condition due to the number of embalming that were done on the body's travel from Washington to Springfield.

[@liam-je8rp]

Very enjoyable LordSpoda! Last year I went through a difficult psychological episode and every single days i'd go through your video list and watch your 'tours' of the US. I'm in the UK and always wanted to go see america and your videos bring me closer to that. The way you set these videos out is wicked too man! Not obsessed with being in the videos too much physically but you give a detailed explanation on where your visiting. Fantastic

[@DoStuff1958]

@@SSNESS

[@hoodadventuretv1890]

I absolutely loooove this video, I stay in Chicago, I used to go to Springfield with my elementary school and do poetry competitions every year.. I actually won second place one year, and I won a huge trophy

[@susansides5648]

My family and I visited Springfield for a long weekend a few years ago. We went to all the sites and it was one of my favorite vacations. Thanks for showing this, it brought back great memories. We toured the home, but we had to get tickets. They were free but they only allowed a few people at a time in the home. I especially loved the staircase bannister as it is original to the home. I liked to imagine Lincoln walking down touching the same bannister that i touched. Thank you.

[@shelleyswan535]

My father (1912-1999) and his siblings were born in this area in a village called Spalding (Spaulding). The nose on the Lincoln bust has a shiny spot because so many people have reached up and touched it over the years.

[@lugerpants]

Rubbed for luck...greetings from a resident!!

[@brstoffel]

Excellent job once again. Thank you for showing us the Lincoln sites. The Dana Thomas house is a must-see Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece when in Springfield. Its art glass is magnificent. Safe travels.

[@chriskitchen1833]

We love your videos because you travel the way we do -- off the main highways and through every one-horse town. Really enjoy them especially as we are able to travel less these days.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Awesome. :)

[@matt-ep6jp]

Next time you come to Springfield Illinois you have to try our local horseshoes. Dublin pub or Darcy's pint. Don't forget 🙂

[@gatorgogo2742]

This is the most beautiful town you have shown us! Thank you.

[@lauriefarmer7724]

As a central Illinois native, I have spent many hours in Springfield. I love the Lincoln museum and home and have been to these and the tomb a lot. I also have read many books about Lincoln and live in the 8th circuit area that Lincoln practiced law in. I love the history of this area.

[@tiffanymay3939]

If yall drive less than an hour away to Carlinville, Illinois there is a multi million dollar courthouse, a jail same time error, a motel Abraham Lincoln stayed in, a brick square, and a home back then called Anderson Mansion its honestly a town as well to see if your visiting Abraham Lincoln stuff. Also around Springfield is a town called New Salem where Lincoln was raised as a young lad. This is the area I was born and raised at.

[@massdupp]

😂😂..i lived there and your hyping it up like its better than spfld.. .its not at all

[@tiffanymay3939]

@@massdupp I personally disagree

[@tiffanymay3939]

I have lived many years in Carlinville also never at first said better than Springfield until you said something

[@stevenpoe2278]

Lived in Springfield for 17 years. Still work a few blocks from the Lincoln home site. Love walking downtown!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

It's a really beautiful downtown.

[@allensmith9012]

This is one of your best very beautiful and interesting.

[@yahbuddy827]

Thank you for visiting my home city! We have our ups and downs here but I still love this place

[@gypsywithadayjob4624]

For those that wish to see the Lincoln home, free tours are available throughout the day, given by National Park Service Rangers. One block over is the National Park visitors center, and tickets for the free tours are available there. Depending on the weather and the crowd, they go out between every hour to two hours.

[@phlmaestro7067]

I've been to a few Lincoln sites, but visiting that cemetery in 2011 was one of the greatest tourist experiences I've ever had. We also had the place to ourselves and got a private tour from someone who worked or volunteered there. ... They do give tours of his house if you go at the right time. But I think we stopped at the national park tourist center first and bought a ticket for that.

[@lesterbreeze2004]

Thank you for the tour of the library and museum. Has been years since I had seen Springfield. So many great memories.

[@Rayray-dk3lb]

First, as a resident of springfield most of my life, I appreciate the reminder of some of the very cool stuff we have here. You tend to forget when you live here. Second, sorry you couldn’t get into his home, it’s a very cool tour, so come back if you pass through! Third, no one was there to tell you to rub Lincoln’s nose at the tomb! 😂 You’re supposed to rub it for good luck, that’s why the nose is so shiny. Thanks for the reminder of some of the good stuff in my hometown!

[@deloiscallaway9442]

Wow you did it again another amazing video Thanks for taking us along Your videos are everything you put so much into all of them Thanks

[@joonyer77]

Excellent video! Really enjoyed every bit of it. Good job. Always good to see the Mrs..

[@Jimmy-xe4qh]

Great tour/ history lesson ,your channel keeps adding visits to my bucket list. Thanks......

[@katydidiy]

I visited the park several years ago and it was fascinating. Rangers in ranger uniforms, enactors in period costumes, uniformed union soldiers on horseback! Also the old Illinois capitol and Lincoln's desk in the capitol. A worthwhile trip, especially for history buffs.

[@bextar6365]

Amazing that their are no armed guards stationed inside to protect the statues from being destroyed ?? .

[@usbankusa]

Thanks for sharing. I loved the way you explored the historical buildings with a brief history.

[@sardu55]

The greatest American. Our hero, especially if you're from Illinois.

[@tumbleweed57]

I did some consulting work in Springfield a number of years ago. The were in the process of building the library and museum. Now I need to go back to visit it. One thing I appreciated about Springfield is that the people were very nice.

[@mikepointer2676]

Ty for inviting us along with you on your journey , very much appreciated!👊(safe travels 🙏)

[@jodiesuter5077]

Just an FYI if you are ever there at lincoln's tomb you are supposed to rub the nose of the statue outside for good luck

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

I did off camera. :)

[@marks6406]

Thank you for bringing me home, love Springfield especially it's history.

[@susanbanks4864]

I love watching you and your wife passing through these small cities. I don’t drive because of anxiety, so it’s as if I’m riding along! Y’all be safe!!

[@suzanne296]

Watching now. This is a treat to see as I live in Illinois but never drove down to Springfield. Watching

[@jburnett8152]

This has been a very stand out video. Besides your normal great narration Springfield's seems a beautiful place to live or visit. The Capital building was just beautiful and all of the Lincoln Tributes are just so very well done. They should be very proud. 🇺🇲

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, JB!

[@bobbierosenthall3582]

Thanks for the info i am learning and listening safe travels

[@scotttaylor8498]

I live on the north side close to cemetery been here my hole life and very proud to be raised and live in Abraham Lincolns hometown. Thanks for stopping by sir.

[@barblenzen2198]

Fabulous video loved the Lincoln gravesite… awesome thanks so much

[@jimthornton-fc8kq]

Your videos keep getting better and better. Thanks for all the effort you put into them- it shows. Keep up the good work- Sincerely, Jim Thornton

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Jim!

[@williamrobinson827]

We live in Springfield, IL, and I've been looking forward to your doing a video here. Did you happen to notice the shiny nose on Lincoln's bust in front of his tomb? That's because there's a legend that rubbing his nose brings good luck. I've rubbed it a couple times, not because I'm superstitious, but it's just a local tradition. You just barely scratched the surface of Lincoln's history in the Springfield area. In March, 1830, the Lincoln family settled in Macon County, IL on the north side of the Sangamon River. Their home was about 35 miles east of Springfield. A year later, Abe piloted a flatboat that navigated the Sangamon, Illinois, and Mississippi Rivers to take supplies to New Orleans. The boat got stuck on a dam near the town of New Salem, just a few miles northwest of Springfield, and it took him several hours to free it. On his return, he settled in New Salem. He became partner in a store there. The original town no longer exists. Most of the population, ALONG WITH THE HOMES, were moved to Petersburg to the north. In the 1930's the town was reconstructed to look as close as possible to the way it was when Lincoln was there, and is a fascinating place to visit. Lincoln's tomb (under the memorial you saw) is encased in 2 tons of Portland cement. This is because on Nov. 7, 1876, there was an attempt to steal his body. The plot was hatched by a gang of Chicago counterfeiters. Their chief engraver had been arrested, and they planned to take Lincoln's body and exchange it for the freedom of their partner. The plot came to the attention of the Secret Service, which was involved not because Lincoln had been president, but for their original purpose of stopping counterfeiters. Ironically, it was Lincoln who, as President, had originally formed the Secret Service! I won't go into more detail. Suffice it to say that the whole story is like a Keystone Cops comedy, because of the ineptness of both the good guys and the bad guys. By the way, the Dana-Thomas House and Lincoln's house are both open for tours. The Old Capitol is also generally open for tours, but is periodically closed for maintenance. You were just there at the wrong time. Oh, and we love Obed and Isaac's. Their flatbreads are wonderful!!

[@BS-vx8dg]

I did a search for "nose" in the comments because if no one else had explained the tradition, *I* was going to do it. I'm from northern Illinois, and our small town (like many others) would send 8th grade students to Springfield (and New Salem) every year, which is where I learned about the nose tradition, some 50 years ago.

[@bertvosburg558]

I noticed it immediately.

[@debratorres5299]

I also live in Springfield. Love the history!

[@michaelrogers4452]

Thanks! This is the best channel. You research material, you dont uhuh and stumble around. I love driving around with you commenting. You flow through town is easy to follow. Keep it up!!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Michael!

[@Grace-rg5ok]

Thank you for this visit to Springfield I've always wanted to go there ,

[@MayWhite-fj9my]

Another one of your really great videos, I enjoyed it so much I'm going to watch it again and maybe again. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, May!

[@patm5594]

Another great video. Looking forward to your visiting Southern Minnesota.

[@joycelebaron2582]

For some reason I'd always wanted to see Lincoln's home in Springfield so I'm happy to hear that you found it well worth-while. I think I had seen a tour by C-SPAN many years ago when they took a bus around the country and visited Presidential homes (I think they also went inside). Anyway so glad they kept the neighborhood the way they did. I put a star on the map to visit someday but after watching your video I think I'll upgrade the star and try and get there this year. I'd like to see the museums as well.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

You could stay several days in Springfield and have plenty to do.

[@robertfandel9442]

He was very large for the day. People were a lot smaller back then.

[@fearlessvic7948]

Awesome! Enjoyed this very much!

[@dennisjones7996]

I have lived in Springfield my entire life, Great video, Thank u. !

[@lorettahendrix6790]

So awesome! Thank you.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Loretta!

[@michelrochette3066]

Saturday morning, coffee and Lord Spoda videos. Thanks for sharing sir!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Michel!

[@emmawolfgramm1704]

Another fantastic video to explore, spectacular and thank you for all that historical places for all of us to see. I used to live in America for over 10 years but never had the chance to explore those places.😊

[@jeffs8614]

Great to see you in the Land of Lincoln! Well done, as always - love the drone shots. You guys are my personal travel heroes. Safe travels.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Jeff!

[@agentofficerthomasa.porter107]

Just A Great Tour You'a. When I Was A Very Young Lad, The Originial Cabin Lincoln Lived In Went & Walked In. I Understand Today It Has Long Been Gone. Unable To Save All Our Historical Buildings & Sites In The Country. Thankful For What Has Been Preserved. Safe Travels. always, Tommy🤠

[@chanecialifecoach3070]

I moved from the suburbs of Chicago to Springfield when I was 25 years old before relocating to Atlanta 3 years ago. When I visited the Lincoln Museum I was overwhelmed with tears at the scene you showed at 28:07. They have wonderfully preserved historic sites. The race riot was interesting to learn about as well as the NAACP's beginning in Springfield.

[@janielow8719]

What a fascinating city ,you did a great job !! ❤ from Scotland xxJanieDundee

[@JoeNicks389]

When I was there, I felt that I was in a place of great reverence. You talk softly as in a church and feel both proud and sad for this man.

[@Andrew_Thannen]

Springfieldian here! Did you check out the two shows at the Museum, Lincoln's Eyes and Ghosts in the Library? Ghosts is my favorite of the two, and it's really informative about the kind of things that are kept or circulated through them... and it makes much more sense why they'll only let you on the first floor lol. And they do let you go into Lincoln's Home, you just have to be part of a scheduled tour (tickets are free, but they're distributed first come, first serve). Glad you enjoyed yourselves!

[@yawndave]

Very cool visiting the Lincoln sites, they're definitely on my road trip bucket list. At 3:00, "I have the tomb all to myself..." hmmm, not sure if that's a good thing or not 🙂. Interesting to see Abe's bust was sculpted by Guyzon Borglum (you know, he did a bigger version in South Dakota). I kept expecting to see a kid with a spiky haircut cruise by on a skateboard, but I maybe I'm thinking of a different Springfield.

[@drisselhamri647]

I enjoy the video trip?! ❤ I have visited Springfield when I was 26 years Old?!. Now I'm 72!? USA ❤❤❤❤❤ nice country?! ❤❤❤❤❤❤. nice people.?!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.

[@rigoybarra1705]

Cool video thanks for sharing it !!!! From Texas good job!!!

[@kerrinbressant7642]

Another excellent video. The Illinois State Capital building interior was amazing. The Illinois State museum was very well done. Finally, your meal at the end of the video was fantastic - as usual. Pat yourself on the back!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Kerrin!

[@siphomogale779]

Good Afternoon from South Africa always watching your videos

[@joslynandcarltonramsubhag1836]

WOW! Quite an amazing online experience! I felt as though I was right there with you! And O, the food, I enjoyed it too!❣I truly enjoyed this from way out here in the Caribbean!👍💯

[@user-vg5jx5xm9z]

Thank you for streaming this. I had no idea his burial lot was so interesting. Keep up the amazing work

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Janice!

[@barbarabooth9824]

Thank you for showing this😊

[@cynthialindsey6975]

This is a gorgeous monument! I have some awesome black and whit pictures I got inside and out of this place.

[@JOHN-ht6zc]

WOW I NEVER even seen Abraham Lincoln's tomb and NEVER even visited Springfield and I've been in Chicago for 50 years,your the best lord spoda

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Glad I could show it to you!

[@user-po4xt3dt3o]

Thanks for taking us to Springfield. Now I feel like I’ve seen it. I really enjoy your channel.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you!

[@ROSIEH007]

Very very cool to see the Lincoln burial site. Thanks for sharing.

[@margaretlynch1494]

🙋‍♀️❤ What a lovely trip!

[@jimmcnulty5977]

Great history lesson. I wish I could visit US someday.

[@ozgirl45]

Your videos are amazing. I found them by chance and I’m so glad I did. It’s a chance to see parts of the US that I wouldn’t otherwise see. What a change Springfield is from the sad rural towns you have been driving through.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Heather!

[@maryburton9308]

Thanks for doing these types of videos. I'm learning a lot. Seeing places that I probably wouldn't see.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you for the kind words, Mary. :)

[@gregscott2330]

Hi Joe, I was born there and have been back many times. My grandparents rented a home down the street from the capital. The home was around when Abraham Lincoln walked the streets to the capital.

[@maryflaherty7096]

Great that you are showing me this as I had not gotten here. My son has though.

[@burtwallace5909]

One of the best vid's ever made , well done !

[@olinwright7628]

Rarely talked about city, Thanks for this one.

[@sheryld1957]

An amazing video. I love going to the presidential museums and libraries. Thank you for taking us along

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Sheryl!

[@jolenedouglas3207]

this video would be a great video for my students to watch.... It is one of the best.. Thank you for sharing

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Cool!

[@jordy786]

Incredibly beautiful!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

I agree. :)

[@CharlottePrattWilson]

Nice to ride and walk along with you since I probably will never get to go there. Thank you so much for doing such interesting and informative videos. 🎉❤

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you!

[@davefredericks6133]

Very interesting,Thanks for sharing 👍

[@cathymondragon9822]

Very interesting video. Thank you.

[@feelthesteeltatt00piercing]

Love these videos

[@roystad8916]

For an Australian that was a great lesson in American history,thank you sir and cheers.🍻🍻

[@maryannsmith3815]

Always enjoy Thankyou guys 🤠

[@stevie007]

Great stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!! from here in the UK👌👌

[@interestingstory2498]

I was watching from Bangkok Thailand . 😊❤To learn English from your video and Love your sightseeing in every State of USA ❤❤❤

[@naturetrails8357]

I read “team of rivals” by Doris kearns last fall a great book about Lincoln and his cabinet members, all different personalities of course. A great interesting read. I have drive thru Springfield , it would be an obvious interesting stop to tour. Thanks for sharing this interesting history of our greatest president. God bless you all !

[@billstill1794]

Springfield I've heard of - of course! Never saw it though so I thank you!

[@janyth1329]

As a born and bred Illinoisan who moved away in '89, it was great seeing some places that I haven't been to in years. Thanks for going to Lincoln's tomb. We went to all the Lincoln sights on field trips in school when I was young, but I hadn't been back to his tomb since one of those elementary school field trips. Too bad that Lincoln's home wasn't open for visits. It usually is, but I know it used to be by ticket only. The drone video of Springfield brought back memories also. The tall circular building in the middle used to be a hotel. Unsure if it still is, but that's where I took my NCLEX exam (state board exam for nursing licensure) for two or three whole days back a million years ago. You're correct, there's lots of great history in Springfield which is about the only thing that Illinois has done right. Lincoln would be rolling over in his grave if he could see his great state now.

[@gregmccutchan.]

I live in southern Indiana. The Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial is in Lincoln City, Indiana and would be a cool place for you to visit and document if you are ever in the area. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@haskelldavis5244]

Enjoyed. Thanks.