I am almot positive this is not true because
what if the hat were to blow off or fall off
alos it would be a stupid thing to keep papers under a hat
and plus Lincoln didnt wear his hat all to frequently inside his office.
he kept important papers
underneath his hat
hey you misspelled words
what grade r u in
yes he did. he carried important papers with him wherever he went.
it is called a top hat i think??????????
I think the answer you are looking for is "Stovepipe."
His wife fried it, and ate it for lunch. His kids had it for dessert.
Abraham Lincoln held letters and documents underneath his hat.
He kept his dirty magazines under his hat
A smaller, fancier hat.
His office
His head?
His tall black hat
top hatHe wore a Top Hat.
he kept his most important papers safe inside of his hat. caiva marie email me for more questions at: carlile.carlilly@gmail.com
they say Abraham Lincoln had a stovepipe hat to keep important papers in side that is why in pictures you don't see a briefcase or something to caring his stuff its because he puts the stuff in his hat so he doesn't have to hold them.
A top hat, silk hat, cylinder hat, chimney pot hat or stove pipe hat (sometimes also known by the nickname "topper")
It was a TOP HAT
HE has a top hat
Lincoln was fond of wearing a top hat. It was referred to as a stovepipe hat, adding more height to his already formidable stature. The Smithsonian Institution Museum in Washington DC has an example on display.
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yes
His tall black hat
top hatHe wore a Top Hat.
he put things he needed in his hat.
A top Hat
Abe Lincoln.
no
His hat