President Lincoln Visit Historical Marker

395 Federal St
Pittsburgh, PA 15212

The President Lincoln Visit Historical Marker is located in Pittsburgh, PA, commemorating the visit of President Abraham Lincoln to the city in 1861. This marker serves as a reminder of Lincoln's significant connection to the region during a pivotal time in American history. Visitors can explore the area and reflect on the legacy of Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War.

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