More than 1,000 photographs are already available, with thousands more on the way.
For Women's History Month, a look at the women connected to artifacts displayed in our Treasures Gallery.
Golden dragons and a white fleet, plus a historic bucket.
Letter shows the Lincolns as a young couple managing the typical concerns of middle-class life.
Art historian Mark Pohlad examines an ALPLM painting that seems to blend the Civil War, World War I and the artist's own nightmares into a single powerful image.
Abraham Lincoln unloads his frustrations to a friend as he faces mudslinging and distortions in race for Congress.
Next phase for ambitious online project will explore period that includes his famous Senate campaign and debates with Stephen Douglas.
It took ingenuity and some careful planning, but a rare and colorful banner supporting Stephen Douglas can now be seen at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Abraham Lincoln compiled his thoughts on slavery in a small booklet. Now a unique edition of that booklet has been donated to the ALPLM.
You've heard of the Emancipation Proclamation, but how much do you really know about it?