MTL House
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Discover one of America's most fascinating first ladies during a visit to her girlhood home. The Mary Todd Lincoln House, located in downtown Lexington, Kentucky was the family home of the wife of 16th president Abraham Lincoln. In 1977, the home opened to the public and became the first house museum in America to honor a First Lady.
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MTL House's Brand Colors
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#7C2B50
Camelot
124, 43, 80
333, 49, 33
0, 65, 35, 51
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Jordy Blue
146, 195, 244
210, 82, 76
40, 20, 0, 4
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Crete
124, 131, 41
65, 52, 34
5, 0, 69, 49
About MTL House
Welcome to the Mary Todd Lincoln House in downtown Lexington, Kentucky, the girlhood home of America's most fascinating First Lady. This historic house museum, opened to the public in 1977, was the first in the country to honor a First Lady. Originally built as an inn between 1803-1806, the property became the Todd family home in 1832.
It was here that Mary Todd, born in 1818, spent her early years before moving to Illinois and marrying Abraham Lincoln. Explore the house and its restored gardens to step back in time and learn about Mary Todd Lincoln's life and legacy. Admire family portraits and furnishings from both the Todd and Lincoln families, and delve into the captivating story of this remarkable woman.
The Mary Todd Lincoln House is operated by the Kentucky Mansions Preservation Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the unique history of Kentucky. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this iconic landmark and experience a piece of American history firsthand
