Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
The name Lincoln was later taken as a Surname . The most widely known person with this surname is , sixteenth President of the United States.
may refer to:
- Lincoln, Alabama
- Lincoln, Arkansas
- Lincoln, California
- Lincoln, Delaware
- Lincoln, Illinois
- Lincoln, Iowa
- Lincoln, Maine
- Lincoln, Massachusetts
- Lincoln, Michigan
- Lincoln, Missouri
- Lincoln, Montana
- Lincoln, Nebraska , the state capital of Nebraska
- Lincoln, New Hampshire
- Lincoln, New Mexico
- Lincoln, New York
- Lincoln, North Dakota
- Lincoln, Pennsylvania
- Lincoln, Rhode Island
- Lincoln, Vermont
- Lincoln, Virginia
- Lincoln, Wisconsin (12 places)
- The State Of Lincoln , two unrelated proposals for new U.S. states
- Lincoln Center, Kansas
- Lincoln City, Indiana
- Lincoln City, Oregon
- Lincoln Heights, Ohio
- Lincoln Park (several)
- Lincoln Square, Chicago
- Lincoln Township, Michigan (8 places)
- Lincoln Township, Minnesota (2 places)
- Lincoln Township, Pennsylvania (3 places)
- Lincoln Village, Ohio
- Lincoln County , the name of counties in 23 U.S. states
- Lincoln Parish, Louisiana
- Lincolnwood, Illinois
There are five mountains called Mount Lincoln, all in the United States:
- '', the title of three separate TV programs about the U.S. president
- --- Lincoln (1974 TV Program) , starring Hal Holbrook
- --- Lincoln (1988 TV Program) , starring Sam Waterston
- --- Lincoln (1992 TV Program) , starring Jason Robards
- ''Lincoln'' (film) , a 2008 film about Abraham Lincoln starring Liam Neeson
- ''Lincoln'' (novel) , Gore Vidal 's 1984 book on the U.S. President
- Lincoln Cent , or , the current coinage of the United States One Cent Coin
- , a slang term for the United States Five Dollar Bill , which bears the President's image on its obverse
- '' Lincoln (album) '', a record album by the band They Might Be Giants, named in honor of Lincoln, Massachusetts
- '' Lincoln (band) '', an American band that existed in the late 1990s, opened for They Might Be Giants and Marcy Playground , and whose guitarist and bassist joined They Might Be Giants and drummer joined Marcy Playground after Lincoln split up
- Lincoln Imp , a purported evil sprite petrified in the Lincoln Cathedral
- Lincoln Records , a record label from the 1920s, prominently featuring President Lincoln's image in its logo
- Lincoln City F.C. , Football club from Lincoln, England
- Lincoln , a Japanese variety show
- Lincolnanity, a branch of Pastafarianism , a parody religion
- Avro Lincoln , RAF bomber developed just too late to see service in WW II and made obsolete by jet aircraft ten years later
- Lincoln Aircraft Company , manufacturer of airplanes during the 1920s and early 1930s
- Lincoln (automobile) , luxury automobile division of the Ford Motor Company (named in honor of United States President Abraham Lincoln)
- Lincoln (biscuit) , a short dough biscuit
- Lincoln Logs , a popular children's toy
- Lincoln Red Cattle , a breed of cattle originally bred in Lincolnshire, England
- Lincoln (sheep) , a breed of sheep originally bred in Lincolnshire, England
- 3153 Lincoln , a minor planet
- Lincoln (long Gimme Putt) , "It's a Lincoln" is a golf phrase for conceding a long putt to a partner during a golf competition. Typically, a Lincoln is greater than 3 feet and less than 12 feet, although this distance may vary unless a laser range finder is used. Typically, local golf rules allow only one "Lincoln" per round, and it can be declared by any member of a team. Lincolns were recently discovered in eastern North Carolina among practicing professionals, and seem to be more common when a green is tricky and a large wager is at risk.
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