Named for American Revolutionary soldier Major General Benjamin Lincoln, the city of Lincoln, Alabama is in Talladega County. The first post office in town was established in 1850, and the town was called Kingsville at that time. In 1856, the name was changed to Lincoln. When the Georgia Pacific railroad came through the area in 1883, the town was moved a quarter mile south to take advantage of the depot.
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A detailed description of the hotel and its guest facilities are provided, along with suggestions about nearby attractions, activities, restaurants and other services in Lincoln, Alabama.
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-lincoln-alabama-AL226
The official site of the high school proffers information about the school, curriculum, and athletics. Also offers a downloadable school handbook, menus from the lunchroom, and a class schedule along with the class schedule and messages from the principal.
http://lhs.tcboe.org/
Shows off information including attractions, housing, and local government. Also gives a city profile which includes demographics and business information, housing situations, and photographs from all over town.
http://www.lincolnalabama.com/
