11 Feb 2015

Why is Abraham Lincoln Smiling?

By Narveen Aryaputri

Historically, the only time Abraham Lincoln smiled in public was when he was told he had won the Civil War.

We have Abraham Lincoln smiling at the historic Moline City Center on 5th. Avenue, and 16th. Street, Moline.

Tell us why you think he is smiling.

The best 12 entries will get a bottle of wine to share with your valentine.

In celebration of his birthday on Feb 12th. 2015

Email why you think he is smiling to: thephoenixegg@gmail.com

We will keep accepting your reasons till Feb. 13th. 2015

If you miss figuring out a reason this year, don't worry. You have a full year till his birthday next year.

The Moline Commercial Club
And
The Phoenix Art Gallery
Moline.

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Rick Martin

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