Been to this upstairs office several times. Still an important place to connect with Lincoln, but starting to show fatigue. Downstairs greeting center is good but the upstairs rooms just seemed tired to me this time.

Interesting restoration of Lincoln's law offices across the street from the old state capital building. The building was constructed in 1840 for commercial use and Lincoln had his law practice there for 25 years with various partners.

Visited Lincoln's law office to see the real deal. The only historical item of Abraham Lincoln's to see was his desk. The rest of the building, about 1/3rd of the old historical part still exists. Yes, you do get to see where Lincoln's law office is presummed to be and you do learn alot from the tour about the time... More

We took the tour and it was very informative. The staff gave you a lot of information about Lincoln's years as a lawyer and his years in Springfield. Worth it to stop and see.

I thought it was definitely worth going even though it is short. I learned a lot about Lincoln like he used to be a Postmaster. The gift shop which is attached is very nice and reasonable.

The Lincoln-Herndon Law Office is right across the street from the Old Capitol and is worth the visit. It is a simple, small office with few furnishings, but it is where Lincoln practiced law in Springfield and is worth the visit just for that. The last stop is a small gift shop.

We enjoyed our tour here, but... There are no original furnishings. They have recreated what Lincoln's law office with Herndon might have looked like, and we may well have been treading the same floor boards that Lincoln did. Beyond that, much of the building requires imagination. The court room that has been recreated did not actually exist in the same... More

This tour lasted about 30 minutes with David as our guide. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and it was great walking the same place that President Lincoln and his partner practiced law. Be sure to check out the statue of Lincoln and his wife and 2 boys on the sidewalk in front of the building. Make sure to stop... More

Took an 8th grade class here. The tour last about 30 minutes and the tour guide was very informative. We walked in Lincoln's foot steps. This building actually looked like it has had the best care and up keep.