Through songs and narrative, Lonnie Glass related the story of Lincoln’s journey from his pre-Presidential career through the Civil War to his untimely death at the hand of an assassin. Lonnie recorded “Chapter of Night“, an American Civil War Prospective in 2010, based on his research and tours in the southern USA. Lonnie is a consummate musician, performer, entertainer, and story teller. This event was in commemoration of the life of Lincoln who was assassinated 150 years ago on April 15, 1865.
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