See artifacts up close in our meticulously curated cases.
Plan Your Visit
Discover the fascinating world of Abraham Lincoln in our interactive exhibit gallery, located in the main branch of the Allen County Public Library.
Explore the Lincoln Collection in a variety of ways:
Authentic Displays
Digital Adventures
Choose your own adventure on our interactive kiosks.
Immersive Experience Room
Experience history in stunning 180-degree projections.
Self-Guided Exploration
When you visit the Rolland Center for Lincoln Research, feel free to explore at your own pace. This free exhibit is open during the Allen County Public Library’s regular hours, so stop by anytime to discover this incredible collection. If you see one of our Rolland Center Assistants, ask them about their favorite item on display!
Guided Tours
Looking for a more immersive experience for yourself or your group? Contact us to arrange a free tour with one of our Lincoln Librarians. From guided tours of the Rolland Center to a selection of ready-to-go programs, there’s something for everyone.
*If you have accessibility concerns or accommodation needs, please let us know in advance so we can discuss what options may be available.
**Walk-in tours are subject to staff availability. To ensure the best possible experience, we recommend scheduling at least two weeks in advance.
Field Trips
Field trips are completely free of charge! We welcome you to bring your class for a personalized experience. We can accommodate up to 50 students and tailor activities to your specific needs. From elementary to high school, the Rolland Center offers a unique and educational experience for students of all ages.
Looking for two field trips in one? Check out our 2 for U partners!
Current Exhibit
Find out more about our current exhibit at the Rolland Center for Lincoln Research.
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
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