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According to wgem.com and The Associated Press, the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum is hosting two free events in the month of April about World War I.
The first is an April 4th lecture by a historian Mark DePue at the Springfield, IL museum. He’s the head of the museum’s oral history program and has already developed a program on key Civil War battles using photos and soldiers’ stories. He’ll be using the same approach for the World War I presentation.
Later on Tuesday, April 11th, the museum will offer a free screening of “Paths of Glory” which is directed by Stanley Kubrick and stars Kirk Douglas. Admission is free.
The museum and library hold books, documents, and artifacts related to the 16th president, along with 12 million items related to Illinois history.
