The Abraham Lincoln Long Nine Museum, also known as the Col. Matthew Rogers Building, is a historic site located at 200 S. Main St. in Athens, Illinois. This building holds significant historical value and is a key location for those interested in the life and times of Abraham Lincoln.
During the 1830s, Abraham Lincoln, who was then the postmaster of New Salem, often visited the post office in this building to collect mail. This connection to Lincoln adds a layer of historical intrigue to the building.
Today, the building serves as a museum that documents the history of Lincoln and the 'Long Nine'. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 22, 2005, further cementing its status as a significant historical site.
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200 S. Main Street, Athens
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