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Explore the locations the LINCOLN cast and crew visited, dined and stayed during filming in Richmond and Petersburg.

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	Bell Tower Welcome Center An evening encampment scene was filmed outside the Bell Tower on Capitol Grounds, but Daniel Day-Lewis remained in character, spending the night inside. 101 N. 9th Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 545-5584 \| Virginia.org
	Maymont Two scenes were filmed at Maymont including the surrender at Appomattox with a replica of the McLean House and a President and Mrs. Lincoln carriage ride. 2201 Shields Lake Drive \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 358-7166 \| Maymont.org
	McIlwaine House McIlwaine House was a filming location for Lincoln and Daniel Day-Lewis slept in the Petersburg Room rather than his trailer during filming. 425 Cockade Alley \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 357-1053 \| McIlwaineHouse.com
	Petersburg Farmers' Market The Farmers Market was filmed as a telegraph office and General Grant's headquarters. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-4495
	Petersburg Informational Kiosk The Kiosk was transformed into the docks at City Point and the surrounding area became a military encampment. A pouring rain night scene was filmed here. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	South Side Railroad Depot This location was used as the hospital interior and exterior as well as the restauran interior. River and Rock Streets \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	Union Station Union Station was transformed into a federal building in Washington, D.C. and was used for the flag-raising scene. Its interior became the setting for hair, make-up and wardrobe. To the north of the station, the land was converted into a “village” of horses, carriages, and wagons. 103 River Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 479-0638
	Virginia Repertory Center The November Theatre at the Virginia Repertory Center becomes a Washington DC theater. 114 W Broad Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 282-2620
	Virginia State Capitol The Capitol and Capitol Square supported major interior and exterior filming for Lincoln. The grounds were transformed into a military encampment, the White House and the US Capitol. The House of Delegates was restaged to be the House of Representatives chamber. 1000 Bank Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 698-1788 \| VirginiaCapitol.gov
Additional Film Locations
	AMF Building The AMF building was used as a staging area during filming and also as the interior of the White House and steamboat.
	Virginia's Executive Mansion The Executive Mansion was used for exterior shots as Preston Blair's house and as the interior of the White House reception room. The Mansion is open for tours on a limited basis Bank & 10th Streets \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 371-2642, option 5
	State Farm Goochland County Battlefield scenes and the steamboat exterior were filmed here. This location is not open to the public.
	Laburnum House Laburnum Park, Richmond Interior was used as a Cabinet member's office. This is a private home and not open to the public.

Petersburg Businesses Enjoyed by Cast and Crew

	Alexander's Restaurant Steven Spielberg dined at Alexander's, sharing stories of his visit to Greece. 101 W. Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-7134
	Blue Willow Tea Room and Penniston's Alley Antiques and Collectibles The film crew and extras warmed up with soup and hot tea while filming, and several antique items were purchased or loaned for set props. 102 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-0135
	Centre Hill Mansion A site visited by Abraham Lincoln in April 1865, set designers studied Centre Hill Mansion while scouting film locations for "Lincoln". 1 Centre Hill Avenue \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-2400
	Demolition Coffee Co. Demolition Coffee Co. was a go-to for film crew seeking coffee and sandwiches. Many visited daily. 215 East Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-2991 \| DemolitionCoffee.com
	Dixie Restaurant Cast and crew enjoyed breakfast or lunch daily while filming in Petersburg. Steven Spielberg's assistant ordered our Spiel-Burger and reported back that Mr. Spielberg liked it. 250 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-7425 \| Facebook
	Farmers' Bank The 1817 Federal brick building that houses Farmers Bank was a backdrop for filming. 244 N. Market Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-2400
	Hiram Haines Coffee House The crew learned that Edgar Allen Poe and Virginia Clemm honeymooned at Hiram Haines Coffee House and they came to eat and drink as well. 12 West Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-0505 \| RiversEdgeInteriors.com
	Jerry's Antiques and More We had Prop people, make up artist and actors come by the Shop. Tony Kushner came into the Shop and wanted to do all his Christmas shopping for his Family and Friends back in L.A. 121 Bollingbrook Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 712-7290
	Kimberly Ann's Kimberly Ann's embraced Old Towne Petersburg filming and delivered Lincoln Logs to Steven Spielberg on his birthday. 230B East Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 586-1633 \| ShopKimberlyAnns.com
	Longstreet's Deli Many members of the film crew dined daily at Longstreet's Deli. 302 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-4372
	Maria's Cafe and Italian Restaurant Lincoln cast members enjoyed Maria's food to go and crew members frequently dined with us. 16 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-3100 \| MariasItalianCafe.com
	Peppercorn Apartments and Commercial Building A film crew member rented an apartment here. 8 Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	Petersburg Area Art League Steven Spielberg made our upstairs gallery his private screening room and also celebrating the end of filming and his birthday in the space. 7 East Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 861-4611 \| PAALArt.org
	Retreat Salon & Spa The Retreat Salon & Spa's façade was transformed into the town undertaker's building for filming. 12 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 861-8104 \| RetreatSalon.com
	Saucy's Walk-Up Bar.B.Q. Saucy's Walk-Up Bar.B.Q. caught the eye of the Lincoln film crew when Southern Living named us one of the top 20 BBQ spots in the South. 5th & Bollingbrook Streets \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 504-3075 \| SaucysBBQ.com
	Sycamore Antiques & Architectural Art Set props were purchased from Sycamore Antiques & Architectural Art. 248 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-8569 \| SycamoreAntiques.net
	Sycamore Rouge Lincoln screenplay writer Tony Kushner visited Sycamore Rouge and the cast of Picasso at the Lapin Agile. 306 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 957-5707 \| SycamoreRouge.org
	The Bistro at Market and Grove The Bistro at Market and Grove hosted many members of the production crew and extras. 422-424 North Market Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-4480 \| BistroMG.com
	The Black Swan LLC The Black Swan was a warm reprieve for cast and crew to enjoy their meals while filming. The façade appears in the movie as "Broker: Patents & Inventions, Land Acquisitions and Partnerships". 9 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-7575
	The Brickhouse Run The Brickhouse Run was used for exterior filming and street lighting. 407-409 Cockade Alley \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-1815 \| BrickhouseRun.com
	Wabi Sabi Crew members dined at Wabi Sabi for both lunch and dinner. 29 Bollingbrook Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-1365 \| EatWabiSabi.com

Richmond Area Businesses Enjoyed by Cast and Crew

	Arcadia Restaurant In full make-up, Daniel Day-Lewis dined at Arcadia. An image of the moment went viral, showing the world his uncanny resemblance to Lincoln. 1700 East Main Street \| Richmond, VA 23222 (804) 417-4005 \| ArcadiaRichmond.com
	Bistro Bobette Bistro Bobette was frequented by Kathleen Kennedy, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones. The Head of Catering dined here nightly. 1209 E. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 225-9116 \| BistroBobette.com
	Bygones Vintage Clothing Daniel Day-Lewis , his wife Rebecca Miller, and their sons frequented Bygones and purchased several items of clothing and jewelry. Gulliver McGrath (young Tad) and his mother came also shopped here multiple times. Oscar winning make-up artist Lois Burwell and her assistant Mo came in every Sunday and bought some beautiful items including vintage accessories that she wore to the premiere of WARHORSE. 2916 West Cary St. \| Richmond VA 23221 (804) 353-1919 \| BygonesVintage.com
	Can Can Brasserie Tommy Lee Jones, Daniel Day-Lewis and James Spader all enjoyed Can Can, occasionally bringing their families to dine as well. 3120 W. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23221 (804) 358-7274 \| CanCanBrasserie.com
	Candlewood Suites Candlewood Suites was home for many cast and crew for weeks at a time. 10609 Telegraph Road \| Glen Allen, VA 23059 (804) 262-2240 \| CandlewoodSuites.com
	Comfort We served a variety of cast and crew members over the course of the filming. Cast members who dined in Comfort included Sally Field, James Spader and his family, David Strathairn, John Hawkes, Gloria Rueben, Bruce McGill, Jared Harris and David Costible. Screenwriter Tony Kushner and author Doris Kearns Goodwin also dined with us. 200 West Broad St. \| Richmond, VA 23210 (804) 780-0004
	Farmer Johnson's Country Kitchen, LLC While filming nearby, production crew enjoyed lunch here regularly in fall 2011. 7610 Left Flank Road, Suite 200 \| Mechanicsville, VA 23116 (804) 559-0111 \| FarmerJohnsons.com
	The Jefferson Hotel and Lemaire Restaurant Members of the cast, including Sally Field, stayed at The Jefferson Hotel while filming in Richmond. Members of the cast and crew regularly enjoyed dining in Lemaire Restaurant. 101 West Franklin Street \| Richmond, VA23220 (804) 283-1594 \| JeffersonHotel.com \| LemaireRestaurant.com
	La Grotta Ristorante Tommy Lee Jones dined at La Grotta regularly while filming just blocks away. He enjoyed the Italian dishes so much, he brought his wife, too. 1218 E. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 644-2466 \| LaGrottaRistorante.com
	Millie's Diner Steven Spielberg, David Strathairn and other supporting cast and film crew dined at Millie's while filming Lincon. 2603 E. Main Street \| Richmond, VA 23223 (804) 643-5512 \| MilliesDiner.com
	Museum and White House of the Confederacy Steven Spielberg visited Jefferson Davis' executive mansion several times for film preparation and Daniel Day-Lewis spent time alone in the mansion to prepare for his role as Lincoln. 1201 E. Clay Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 649-1861 \| MOC.org
	The American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar Daniel Day-Lewis was a frequent Museum Store shopper during filming. Tredegar is the site of David French's life-size Lincoln and Tad statue. 500 Tredegar Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 780-1865 \| Tredegar.org
	The Camel A local band, "Black Girls" drew Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Joseph Cross to enjoy The Camel's evening atmosphere. 1621 W. Broad Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 353-4901 \| TheCamel.org
	The Roosevelt While the film crew dined regularly, the end of filming brought a host of cast to dine, including Sally Field and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. 632 North 25th Street \| Richmond, VA 23223 (804) 658-1935 \| RooseveltRVA.com
	Virginia Historical Society Actress Gloria Ruben researched her role for Elizabeth Keckly, a set designer researched the look of civil war maps, and locals used the VHS for research. 428 N. Boulevard \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 358-4901 \| www.vahistorical.org
	Virginia War Memorial Steven Spielberg and Governor McDonnell hosted a reception for World War II veterans to thank them for their service. 621 South Belvidere Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 786-2074 \| VAWarMemorial.org
	Wingate by Wyndham - Richmond Short Pump The Wingate provided overnight accommodations and breakfast for some of the cast and crew of the Lincoln movie during their battle scenes. 13991 North Gayton Road \| Glen Allen, VA 23233 (804) 421-1600 \| WingateShortPump.com

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	Bell Tower Welcome Center An evening encampment scene was filmed outside the Bell Tower on Capitol Grounds, but Daniel Day-Lewis remained in character, spending the night inside. 101 N. 9th Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 545-5584 \| Virginia.org
	Maymont Two scenes were filmed at Maymont including the surrender at Appomattox with a replica of the McLean House and a President and Mrs. Lincoln carriage ride. 2201 Shields Lake Drive \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 358-7166 \| Maymont.org
	McIlwaine House McIlwaine House was a filming location for Lincoln and Daniel Day-Lewis slept in the Petersburg Room rather than his trailer during filming. 425 Cockade Alley \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 357-1053 \| McIlwaineHouse.com
	Petersburg Farmers' Market The Farmers Market was filmed as a telegraph office and General Grant's headquarters. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-4495
	Petersburg Informational Kiosk The Kiosk was transformed into the docks at City Point and the surrounding area became a military encampment. A pouring rain night scene was filmed here. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	South Side Railroad Depot This location was used as the hospital interior and exterior as well as the restauran interior. River and Rock Streets \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	Union Station Union Station was transformed into a federal building in Washington, D.C. and was used for the flag-raising scene. Its interior became the setting for hair, make-up and wardrobe. To the north of the station, the land was converted into a “village” of horses, carriages, and wagons. 103 River Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 479-0638
	Virginia Repertory Center The November Theatre at the Virginia Repertory Center becomes a Washington DC theater. 114 W Broad Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 282-2620
	Virginia State Capitol The Capitol and Capitol Square supported major interior and exterior filming for Lincoln. The grounds were transformed into a military encampment, the White House and the US Capitol. The House of Delegates was restaged to be the House of Representatives chamber. 1000 Bank Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 698-1788 \| VirginiaCapitol.gov
Additional Film Locations
	AMF Building The AMF building was used as a staging area during filming and also as the interior of the White House and steamboat.
	Virginia's Executive Mansion The Executive Mansion was used for exterior shots as Preston Blair's house and as the interior of the White House reception room. The Mansion is open for tours on a limited basis Bank & 10th Streets \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 371-2642, option 5
	State Farm Goochland County Battlefield scenes and the steamboat exterior were filmed here. This location is not open to the public.
	Laburnum House Laburnum Park, Richmond Interior was used as a Cabinet member's office. This is a private home and not open to the public.

	Alexander's Restaurant Steven Spielberg dined at Alexander's, sharing stories of his visit to Greece. 101 W. Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-7134
	Blue Willow Tea Room and Penniston's Alley Antiques and Collectibles The film crew and extras warmed up with soup and hot tea while filming, and several antique items were purchased or loaned for set props. 102 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-0135
	Centre Hill Mansion A site visited by Abraham Lincoln in April 1865, set designers studied Centre Hill Mansion while scouting film locations for "Lincoln". 1 Centre Hill Avenue \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-2400
	Demolition Coffee Co. Demolition Coffee Co. was a go-to for film crew seeking coffee and sandwiches. Many visited daily. 215 East Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-2991 \| DemolitionCoffee.com
	Dixie Restaurant Cast and crew enjoyed breakfast or lunch daily while filming in Petersburg. Steven Spielberg's assistant ordered our Spiel-Burger and reported back that Mr. Spielberg liked it. 250 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-7425 \| Facebook
	Farmers' Bank The 1817 Federal brick building that houses Farmers Bank was a backdrop for filming. 244 N. Market Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-2400
	Hiram Haines Coffee House The crew learned that Edgar Allen Poe and Virginia Clemm honeymooned at Hiram Haines Coffee House and they came to eat and drink as well. 12 West Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-0505 \| RiversEdgeInteriors.com
	Jerry's Antiques and More We had Prop people, make up artist and actors come by the Shop. Tony Kushner came into the Shop and wanted to do all his Christmas shopping for his Family and Friends back in L.A. 121 Bollingbrook Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 712-7290
	Kimberly Ann's Kimberly Ann's embraced Old Towne Petersburg filming and delivered Lincoln Logs to Steven Spielberg on his birthday. 230B East Bank Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 586-1633 \| ShopKimberlyAnns.com
	Longstreet's Deli Many members of the film crew dined daily at Longstreet's Deli. 302 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 722-4372
	Maria's Cafe and Italian Restaurant Lincoln cast members enjoyed Maria's food to go and crew members frequently dined with us. 16 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-3100 \| MariasItalianCafe.com
	Peppercorn Apartments and Commercial Building A film crew member rented an apartment here. 8 Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803
	Petersburg Area Art League Steven Spielberg made our upstairs gallery his private screening room and also celebrating the end of filming and his birthday in the space. 7 East Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 861-4611 \| PAALArt.org
	Retreat Salon & Spa The Retreat Salon & Spa's façade was transformed into the town undertaker's building for filming. 12 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 861-8104 \| RetreatSalon.com
	Saucy's Walk-Up Bar.B.Q. Saucy's Walk-Up Bar.B.Q. caught the eye of the Lincoln film crew when Southern Living named us one of the top 20 BBQ spots in the South. 5th & Bollingbrook Streets \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 504-3075 \| SaucysBBQ.com
	Sycamore Antiques & Architectural Art Set props were purchased from Sycamore Antiques & Architectural Art. 248 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-8569 \| SycamoreAntiques.net
	Sycamore Rouge Lincoln screenplay writer Tony Kushner visited Sycamore Rouge and the cast of Picasso at the Lapin Agile. 306 N. Sycamore Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 957-5707 \| SycamoreRouge.org
	The Bistro at Market and Grove The Bistro at Market and Grove hosted many members of the production crew and extras. 422-424 North Market Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-4480 \| BistroMG.com
	The Black Swan LLC The Black Swan was a warm reprieve for cast and crew to enjoy their meals while filming. The façade appears in the movie as "Broker: Patents & Inventions, Land Acquisitions and Partnerships". 9 W. Old Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 732-7575
	The Brickhouse Run The Brickhouse Run was used for exterior filming and street lighting. 407-409 Cockade Alley \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-1815 \| BrickhouseRun.com
	Wabi Sabi Crew members dined at Wabi Sabi for both lunch and dinner. 29 Bollingbrook Street \| Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 862-1365 \| EatWabiSabi.com

	Arcadia Restaurant In full make-up, Daniel Day-Lewis dined at Arcadia. An image of the moment went viral, showing the world his uncanny resemblance to Lincoln. 1700 East Main Street \| Richmond, VA 23222 (804) 417-4005 \| ArcadiaRichmond.com
	Bistro Bobette Bistro Bobette was frequented by Kathleen Kennedy, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones. The Head of Catering dined here nightly. 1209 E. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 225-9116 \| BistroBobette.com
	Bygones Vintage Clothing Daniel Day-Lewis , his wife Rebecca Miller, and their sons frequented Bygones and purchased several items of clothing and jewelry. Gulliver McGrath (young Tad) and his mother came also shopped here multiple times. Oscar winning make-up artist Lois Burwell and her assistant Mo came in every Sunday and bought some beautiful items including vintage accessories that she wore to the premiere of WARHORSE. 2916 West Cary St. \| Richmond VA 23221 (804) 353-1919 \| BygonesVintage.com
	Can Can Brasserie Tommy Lee Jones, Daniel Day-Lewis and James Spader all enjoyed Can Can, occasionally bringing their families to dine as well. 3120 W. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23221 (804) 358-7274 \| CanCanBrasserie.com
	Candlewood Suites Candlewood Suites was home for many cast and crew for weeks at a time. 10609 Telegraph Road \| Glen Allen, VA 23059 (804) 262-2240 \| CandlewoodSuites.com
	Comfort We served a variety of cast and crew members over the course of the filming. Cast members who dined in Comfort included Sally Field, James Spader and his family, David Strathairn, John Hawkes, Gloria Rueben, Bruce McGill, Jared Harris and David Costible. Screenwriter Tony Kushner and author Doris Kearns Goodwin also dined with us. 200 West Broad St. \| Richmond, VA 23210 (804) 780-0004
	Farmer Johnson's Country Kitchen, LLC While filming nearby, production crew enjoyed lunch here regularly in fall 2011. 7610 Left Flank Road, Suite 200 \| Mechanicsville, VA 23116 (804) 559-0111 \| FarmerJohnsons.com
	The Jefferson Hotel and Lemaire Restaurant Members of the cast, including Sally Field, stayed at The Jefferson Hotel while filming in Richmond. Members of the cast and crew regularly enjoyed dining in Lemaire Restaurant. 101 West Franklin Street \| Richmond, VA23220 (804) 283-1594 \| JeffersonHotel.com \| LemaireRestaurant.com
	La Grotta Ristorante Tommy Lee Jones dined at La Grotta regularly while filming just blocks away. He enjoyed the Italian dishes so much, he brought his wife, too. 1218 E. Cary Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 644-2466 \| LaGrottaRistorante.com
	Millie's Diner Steven Spielberg, David Strathairn and other supporting cast and film crew dined at Millie's while filming Lincon. 2603 E. Main Street \| Richmond, VA 23223 (804) 643-5512 \| MilliesDiner.com
	Museum and White House of the Confederacy Steven Spielberg visited Jefferson Davis' executive mansion several times for film preparation and Daniel Day-Lewis spent time alone in the mansion to prepare for his role as Lincoln. 1201 E. Clay Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 649-1861 \| MOC.org
	The American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar Daniel Day-Lewis was a frequent Museum Store shopper during filming. Tredegar is the site of David French's life-size Lincoln and Tad statue. 500 Tredegar Street \| Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 780-1865 \| Tredegar.org
	The Camel A local band, "Black Girls" drew Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Joseph Cross to enjoy The Camel's evening atmosphere. 1621 W. Broad Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 353-4901 \| TheCamel.org
	The Roosevelt While the film crew dined regularly, the end of filming brought a host of cast to dine, including Sally Field and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. 632 North 25th Street \| Richmond, VA 23223 (804) 658-1935 \| RooseveltRVA.com
	Virginia Historical Society Actress Gloria Ruben researched her role for Elizabeth Keckly, a set designer researched the look of civil war maps, and locals used the VHS for research. 428 N. Boulevard \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 358-4901 \| www.vahistorical.org
	Virginia War Memorial Steven Spielberg and Governor McDonnell hosted a reception for World War II veterans to thank them for their service. 621 South Belvidere Street \| Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 786-2074 \| VAWarMemorial.org
	Wingate by Wyndham - Richmond Short Pump The Wingate provided overnight accommodations and breakfast for some of the cast and crew of the Lincoln movie during their battle scenes. 13991 North Gayton Road \| Glen Allen, VA 23233 (804) 421-1600 \| WingateShortPump.com

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