Thank you to Melanie Wells for providing images of the 2019 festival.
Please visit the link below to find images that you can share on your favorite social networks or to purchase.Thank you to Melanie Wells for providing images of the 2017 festival.
Please visit the link below to find images that you can share on your favorite social networks or to purchase.Thank you to Melanie Wells Photography for covering the 2015 Lincoln Days Celebration.
You can share images on your favorite social networks, or purchase prints from the website links below:
5K Railsplitter Run and Fun Walk
http://goo.gl/ciNdSr
Car Show
http://goo.gl/KmdQNS
Parade
http://goo.gl/CpIRNH
Little Abe & Sarah
http://goo.gl/wQjuQ1
Abe & Mary Todd Look-Alike Contests
http://goo.gl/jX4Pam
Lincoln Oratory Contest
http://goo.gl/mS0QLI
Pioneer Games
http://goo.gl/yBJkl2
Saturday Entertainment - Civic Center
http://goo.gl/YisqAu
Talent Contest
http://goo.gl/Q31cer
2015 Candid Shots
http://goo.gl/56tgst
Our media partner, the LaRue County Herald News also has a multimedia gallery of images to enjoy. View those images at their website.
Thank you to Melanie Wells Photography for covering the 2014 Lincoln Days Celebration.
You can share images on your favorite social networks, or purchase prints from the website links below: The 2007 Lincoln Days festival was perhaps the public kick-off of the Lincoln Bicentennial madness, if not nationally, at least for LaRue County. State television covered the festival extensively (the “Abraham Lincoln” reporter being arrested for the fundraising jail). In one of the largets parades, almost 2,500 people traveled the one-mile route, including then-Governor Ernie Fletcher.
Parade Photos
More Parade Photos
Lincoln Look-Alikes & Pioneer Games
More Lincoln Look-Alikes & Pioneer Games
Railsplitting & Talent Show
Car Show & Crosscut Saw
2007 Lincoln Days Festival
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