Mt Pulaski Courthouse-Historic Site

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+1 (217) 792-3919

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Lawyers on the IL 8th Judicial Circuit boarded here during visits to the Logan Co. seat in Mt. Pulaski: A. Lincoln, Judge David Davis, ...

MP Courthouse was constructed using self-made kiln bricks in 1847. Mt. Pulaski served as the Logan Co. Seat from 1848 to 1855.

113 N Washington St

Mt Pulaski, IL 62548

+1 (217) 792-3919

http://www.mountpulaskihistoriccourthouse.org

Mt Pulaski Courthouse-Historic Site in Mt Pulaski, IL, offers visitors a glimpse into the past through its well-preserved architecture and exhibits.

As a historic site, it provides a unique opportunity for guests to explore the rich history and culture of the area.

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4.53 reviews

Richard K.

9/8/2009

Abraham Lincoln Worked Here This isn't simply a "historic site". This is a courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced law. Normally open during business hours M-Sat, visit with a volunteer...

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