Last surviving manuscript of Emancipation Proclamation to be displayed on LI The only surviving draft of the Emancipation Proclamation in President Abraham Lincoln's handwriting will be on view next month in a free exhibition at LIU Post, part of rare public display commemorating the final document's signing 150 years ago.
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Last surviving manuscript of Emancipation Proclamation to be displayed on LI
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Papers of civil rights icon Young open to public
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History to be brought to life
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Conference of Rulers issues special statement
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Relatives of the lost united their efforts
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Thousands re-enact the Battle of Gettysburg on its 150th anniversary
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AIDS Quilt exhibition continues at OnCenter
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A decree went out from Emperor Augustus
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New notes hit the streets
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Plans go on public display
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Easy papers had most students strolling
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New local history book goes on sale Friday during signing party
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Library of Congress to archive tweets
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Judge orders release of documents
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Editors submitted a petition to Governor
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Police release composite sketch
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UNCG police investigate suspicious note