The State Journal-Register: Temple tackling new projects at age 96

The State Journal-Register: Temple tackling new projects at age 96

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Springfield historian and author Wayne C. Temple photographed in the Illinois State Archives in 2006. Currently at 96 years old he is regarded as the leading Lincoln historian in the world, He is the author of 20 or so books, most on Lincoln, and some 600-plus long articles and book reviews extending back to the 1950s, in addition to working at the Illinois State Archives into his 90s for 56-and-a-half years. [Justin L. Fowler/The State-Journal-Register]

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