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Lincoln Aviator
The Lincoln Aviator is a mid-size three-row luxury SUV from Ford's Lincoln brand, sold from 2003 to 2005 and revived in 2020 as an Explorer-based crossover below the Navigator.
Lincoln Battalion
The Lincoln Battalion (Abraham Lincoln Brigade) was a unit of about 2,800 American volunteers, mostly Communists, fighting in the XVth International Brigade for the Spanish Republic, 1937-1938; about 750 died, and it was repatriated in December 1938.
Lincoln Blackwood
The Lincoln Blackwood was a full-size luxury pickup truck sold by Ford's Lincoln division for only 2002, its shortest production run, after just 3,356 units sold.
Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral, also known as Lincoln Minster, is the medieval Gothic cathedral church of Lincoln, England, standing on the old city's hilltop and built from Anglo-Norman Romanesque through Decorated Gothic.
Lincoln cent
Lincoln cent, also called Lincoln penny, is the US one-cent coin first struck in 1909 with Brenner's Lincoln portrait; wheat, Memorial, bicentennial, and Shield reverses; copper until 1982, then zinc; circulating production ended November 12, 2025.
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center is a 16.3-acre performing arts complex on Manhattan's Upper West Side, home to 11 resident organizations including the Metropolitan Opera and New York Philharmonic, built 1955-1972 on the razed San Juan Hill neighborhood.
Lincoln Chafee
Lincoln Chafee (born 1953) is a Rhode Island politician who served as Republican senator 1999-2007, Independent governor 2011-2015, and ran briefly for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination before dropping out.
Lincoln Chen
Lincoln Chen is an American public-health physician known for research on the global shortage of health workers, and President of the China Medical Board from 2006 to 2020.
Lincoln Child
Lincoln Child (born 1957, Westport, Connecticut) is an American thriller novelist, coauthor with Douglas Preston of the Agent Pendergast series starting with Relic (1995), and author of solo Jeremy Logan novels such as Deep Storm and The Third Gate. Not to be confused with thriller writer Lee Child.
Lincoln City F.C.
Lincoln City F.C., the Imps, English club formed 1884 at Sincil Bank, Lincoln. League One champions 2025/26 with 103 points, promoted to the Championship for 2026/27, first time in the second tier since 1960-61.
Lincoln College, Oxford
Lincoln College, Oxford: constituent college of the University of Oxford founded 1427 by Bishop Richard Fleming, eighth Oxford college, on Turl Street; reconstituted 1478, first Oxford MCR, women admitted 1979.
Lincoln Combustion power station
The Lincoln Combustion power station, also called the Lincoln Combustion Turbine Station, is a Duke Energy natural gas-fired peaking plant in Stanley, North Carolina, with 17 units totaling about 2,155 MW.
Lincoln Continental
The Lincoln Continental is a luxury car made by Lincoln, Ford's luxury division, from 1939 to 2002 and from 2017 to 2020, famously the car in which President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.
Lincoln Continental Mark VII
The Lincoln Continental Mark VII is a rear-wheel-drive personal luxury coupe built by Lincoln from 1984 to 1992, renamed simply Lincoln Mark VII from 1986.
Lincoln County Regulators
Lincoln County Regulators: deputized posse turned outlaw faction of Billy the Kid, Dick Brewer, McNab, Scurlock, and Bowdre in New Mexico's 1878 Lincoln County War, fighting the Murphy–Dolan House.
Lincoln County War
Lincoln County War (1878-1879), also called the Billy the Kid conflict, was a merchant feud in Lincoln, New Mexico Territory, between the Murphy-Dolan House and Tunstall-McSween allies, ending with McSween's death, Lew Wallace's amnesty, and the Posse Comitatus Act.
Lincoln Drill Hall
Lincoln Drill Hall, now branded The Drill, is a Grade II listed 1890 former volunteer drill hall on Free School Lane, Lincoln, reopened December 2021 by Lincoln College Group as a 500-seat live music and events venue.
Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric is an American manufacturer of arc welding and cutting equipment, founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1895, equally known for its employee incentive system of piecework pay and profit sharing.
Lincoln F. Elkins
Lincoln F. Elkins (died 2001) was an American petroleum engineer and enhanced oil recovery pioneer who spent 36 years with Sohio Petroleum and was elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
Lincoln family
The Lincoln family: Abraham Lincoln's parents Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, stepmother Sarah Bush Johnston, wife Mary Todd, and sons Robert, Eddie, Willie, and Tad, only Robert reaching adulthood.
Lincoln Fillmore
Lincoln Fillmore is an American politician and Republican member of the Utah Senate from the 17th district, representing Herriman, Riverton, and Bluffdale; he sponsored many education and housing bills in 2025.
Lincoln Financial Field
Lincoln Financial Field, "The Linc," Philadelphia Eagles NFL stadium opened 2003, $512 million cost, 67,594-69,054 seats, renamed Philadelphia Stadium for six 2026 World Cup matches including July 4 Round of 16.
Lincoln Futura
The Lincoln Futura is a 1955 Lincoln concept car built by Ghia of Turin, displayed on the auto show circuit and later converted into the Batmobile for the 1966 Batman TV series.
Lincoln Hall (climber)
Lincoln Ross Hall (1955-2012), Australian mountaineer and author, summited Everest 25 May 2006, survived a night alone at 8,600 m after cerebral oedema, and was rescued by Dan Mazur's team; also first Australian Everest expedition 1984.
Lincoln Heights (TV series)
Lincoln Heights: American family drama series created by Seth Freeman, aired on ABC Family 2007-2009 in four seasons and 43 episodes, about officer Eddie Sutton (Russell Hornsby) moving his Black family back to the inner-city Los Angeles neighborhood he grew up in.
Lincoln High School (Lincoln, Nebraska)
Lincoln High School is the oldest of Lincoln, Nebraska's public high schools, founded in 1871, serving about 2,100 students and known as the home of the Links.
Lincoln High School (Portland, Oregon)
Lincoln High School, known until 1909 as Portland High School, is a public high school in downtown Portland, Oregon, founded in 1869 and among the oldest west of the Mississippi River.
Lincoln Highway
The Lincoln Highway, conceived by Carl G. Fisher and dedicated in 1913, was America's best-known coast-to-coast route from New York City to San Francisco, later replaced mostly by U.S. 30.
Lincoln Hough
Lincoln Hough is an American politician and Republican member of the Missouri Senate from the 30th district since 2019, previously a state representative and Greene County commissioner.
Lincoln in the Bardo
Lincoln in the Bardo, George Saunders's 2017 Man Booker Prize-winning first novel, tells of Abraham Lincoln's 1862 graveyard visit to his dead son Willie through 166 ghosts and collaged real-and-invented historical quotations.