Mary Todd Lincoln House

Museum
Lexington , KY
The Mary Todd Lincoln House is a historic site providing rich educational opportunities, particularly valuable for homeschooling families. Situated in Lexington, Kentucky, this historic residence offers insights into 19th-century life and the personal history of Mary Todd, wife of President Abraham Lincoln. The museum is ideal for educational tours and field trips, offering students a deeply immersive learning experience. For homeschool families, the Mary Todd Lincoln House arranges group tours specifically suited for K-12 learners, including tailored field trips for student groups of 15 or more. These tours offer an engaging exploration of the historical and cultural impact of the Todd family. In addition to physical visits, the museum presents various downloadable educational materials, such as walking tours and educational worksheets, to foster learning from home.

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