List of statues of Abraham Lincoln

Last updated November 13, 2024

Statue name	Location	Date	Sculptor
Abraham Lincoln Statue	Clermont, Iowa Abraham Lincoln Park	1902	George Edwin Bissell
Abraham Lincoln: The Head of State	Chicago, Illinois Grant Park	1908	Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln: The Hoosier Youth	Fort Wayne, Indiana Lincoln National Corporation Headquarters	1932	Paul Manship
Abraham Lincoln: The Man	Chicago, Illinois Lincoln Park	1887	Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln: The Man	London, England Parliament Square	1920	Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln: The Man	Mexico City, Mexico Parque Lincoln	1964	Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln: The Man	Cornish, New Hampshire Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park	2016	Augustus Saint-Gaudens
The Chicago Lincoln	Chicago, Illinois Lincoln Square	1956	Avard Fairbanks
Civil War Monument	Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge Common	Monument, 1870 Statue, 1887	Monument, Cyrus Cobb and Darius Cobb Statue, Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Lincoln Monument	Dixon, Illinois President's Park	1930	Leonard Crunelle
Emancipation Memorial	Washington, D.C. in Lincoln Park, and 1879 Boston replica	1876	Thomas Ball
Lincoln Memorial at Waterfront Park	Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Waterfront Park	2009	Ed Hamilton
Lincoln the Lawyer	Urbana, Illinois Carle Park	1927	Lorado Taft
Lincoln the Mystic	Jersey City, New Jersey Lincoln Park	1929	James Earle Fraser
Lincoln Monument	Wabash, Indiana Wabash County Courthouse	1932	Charles Keck
Abraham Lincoln Monument	Ypsilanti, Michigan Lincoln Middle School	1938	Samuel Cashwan
Lincoln Monument	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fairmount Park	1870	Randolph Rogers
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Washington, D.C. National Mall	1920	Daniel Chester French
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Cincinnati, Ohio Lytle Park	1917	George Grey Barnard
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Hodgenville, Kentucky Hodgenville Public Square	1909	Adolph Alexander Weinman
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Madison, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin–Madison	1909	Adolph Alexander Weinman
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Jefferson, Iowa Greene County Courthouse	1918	William Granville Hastings
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska State Capitol	1912	Daniel Chester French
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	1934	Gaetano Cecere
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	New York City, New York Union Square	1870	Henry Kirke Brown
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Portland, Oregon South Park Blocks	1928	George Fite Waters
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	San Francisco, California Civic Center	1926	Haig Patigian
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Washington, D.C. District of Columbia City Hall	1868	Lot Flannery
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Frankfort, Kentucky Kentucky State Capitol	1909	Adolph Alexander Weinman
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Stanville, Kentucky U.S. Route 23	2009
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Washington, D.C. United States Capitol	1871	Vinnie Ream
Statue of Abraham Lincoln	Indianapolis, Indiana University Park	1934	Henry Hering
Seated Lincoln	Newark, New Jersey Essex County Courthouse	1911	Gutzon Borglum
Young Abe Lincoln	Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Statehouse	1962	David K. Rubins
The Young Lincoln	Los Angeles Spring Street Courthouse	1941	James Lee Hansen
Seated Lincoln and Son	Richmond, Virginia Tredegar Iron Works	2003	David Frech
	Manchester, UK Albert Square, Manchester#Lincoln_Square	1919	George Gray Barnard
Monumento Abraham Lincoln	Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico Paseo de los Héroes	1981	Humberto Peraza Ojeda
Lincoln Monument	Oslo, Norway Frogner Park	1914	Paul Fjelde
Scottish-American Soldiers Monument	Edinburgh, Scotland Old Calton Burial Ground	1893	George Edwin Bissell
Monumento a Abraham Lincoln	Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico Avenida Abraham Lincoln	1965	Angel Terrac
Abraham Lincoln shaking hands with Tsar Alexander II	Moscow, Russia Federal Archives	2011	Alexander Bourganov

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