Did Lincoln live in a log cabin?

Answer 1

Yes. he was born in a Log Cabin, on Sinking Spring Farm near Nolin Creek, around two and a half miles from Hodgenville, Kentucky. His family then moved to Knob Creek, also a few miles from Hodgenville, Kentucky, in 1811 to another Cabin, and remained there until Lincoln was 7.

At age 7, late in 1816, Lincoln's family moved to Indiana, and also lived in a cabin.

Answer 2

Lincoln was born in a log cabin and lived in log houses during boyhood and a young man. After he became a lawyer and got married he found better housing.
Abe did live in it but he was born in it in 1809 .the cabin is in Hodge ville Kentucky.
YES!

Answer 3

Yes- he was born in a primitive log cabin in Hardin County, KY. Replicas of his birth cabin have been constructed there as well as elsewhere.

Answer 4

Yes, he grew up in a log cabin. The cabin today is in a museum in Ill. I have a photo of it and it is very small.

Answer 5

No- at least two and likely three or four presidents before Lincoln were born in log cabins.

Answer 6

Yes, as a child in Kentucky. The cabin is located in the Lincoln in museum in Springfield.

Answer 7

it was made of wood

Answer 8

Yes, as a boy he did.

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

yes