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Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park的点评
点评：Not to be confused with the park's second location (the Boyhood Home at Knob Creek), this memorial site commemorates the actual Sinking Spring farm where Abraham Lincoln was born in a one-room log cabin on February 12, 1809. It is a beautifully preserved piece of history that is well worth a visit!
We spent about an hour here and started at the Visitor Center (open 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM). It features excellent indoor exhibits and a theater showing a great 15-minute film about Lincoln's early childhood in Kentucky. If you collect national park stamps, don't forget to grab the special edition America250 cancellation stamp for our Passport book here!
Outside, the highlight is the grand memorial building. Be prepared to climb 56 stone steps to reach the top, one step for each year of Lincoln's life. Inside sites a reconstructed Symbolic Cabin representing his birthplace.
After checking out the cabin, I hiked the 0.3-mile Boundary Oak Trail. It's a moderate quick walk, though the famous old white oak tree that once marked the property line died in 1976 and was removed in 1986 (so don't spend time hunting for it!). My final stop was the actual Sinking Spring. It is incredibly neat to look down into the cool water source the Lincoln family used daily and see exactly where the farm got its name.
We spent about an hour here and started at the Visitor Center (open 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM). It features excellent indoor exhibits and a theater showing a great 15-minute film about Lincoln's early childhood in Kentucky. If you collect national park stamps, don't forget to grab the special edition America250 cancellation stamp for our Passport book here!
Outside, the highlight is the grand memorial building. Be prepared to climb 56 stone steps to reach the top, one step for each year of Lincoln's life. Inside sites a reconstructed Symbolic Cabin representing his birthplace.
After checking out the cabin, I hiked the 0.3-mile Boundary Oak Trail. It's a moderate quick walk, though the famous old white oak tree that once marked the property line died in 1976 and was removed in 1986 (so don't spend time hunting for it!). My final stop was the actual Sinking Spring. It is incredibly neat to look down into the cool water source the Lincoln family used daily and see exactly where the farm got its name.
翻译：不要将此纪念地与公园的第二个景点（诺布溪的童年故居）混淆，这里纪念的是亚伯拉罕·林肯于1809年2月12日出生的辛金斯普林农场，他当时就出生在一间单间小木屋里。这是一处保存完好的历史遗迹，非常值得一游！
我们在这里停留了大约一个小时，首先参观了游客中心（开放时间为上午9:00至下午5:00）。游客中心内设有精彩的室内展览和一个剧院，播放着一部时长15分钟的影片，讲述了林肯在肯塔基州的童年生活。如果您收集国家公园邮票，别忘了在这里领取一枚美国250周年纪念特别版邮戳，贴在我们的护照簿上！
室外最引人注目的是宏伟的纪念馆。您需要攀登56级石阶才能到达顶部，每级台阶代表林肯生命中的一年。纪念馆内重建了一座象征性的小屋，代表着他的出生地。
参观完小木屋后，我沿着0.3英里长的边界橡树步道徒步。这是一条难度适中、轻松的步道，不过那棵曾经作为地界标志的著名老白橡树已于1976年枯死，并于1986年被移除（所以别浪费时间去找它了！）。我的最后一站是真正的沉泉。俯瞰林肯家族曾经每日使用的清凉泉水，亲眼见证农场名称的由来，感觉真是太棒了。
我们在这里停留了大约一个小时，首先参观了游客中心（开放时间为上午9:00至下午5:00）。游客中心内设有精彩的室内展览和一个剧院，播放着一部时长15分钟的影片，讲述了林肯在肯塔基州的童年生活。如果您收集国家公园邮票，别忘了在这里领取一枚美国250周年纪念特别版邮戳，贴在我们的护照簿上！
室外最引人注目的是宏伟的纪念馆。您需要攀登56级石阶才能到达顶部，每级台阶代表林肯生命中的一年。纪念馆内重建了一座象征性的小屋，代表着他的出生地。
参观完小木屋后，我沿着0.3英里长的边界橡树步道徒步。这是一条难度适中、轻松的步道，不过那棵曾经作为地界标志的著名老白橡树已于1976年枯死，并于1986年被移除（所以别浪费时间去找它了！）。我的最后一站是真正的沉泉。俯瞰林肯家族曾经每日使用的清凉泉水，亲眼见证农场名称的由来，感觉真是太棒了。
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