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.
Legend says that the famous president kept his papers in his hat. You can see the real thing at the Museum of National History in Washington,DC.
Because top hats were the style back then.
He needed his tall hat to put all his papers and letters in it.
Legends Say Abraham Lincoln Would Wear The Black Top Hat To Keep Papers And Letters In It
Because the legend says that he puts his papers in his top hat but that's what I heard
it was a symbol of his pride.
top hatHe wore a Top Hat.
A top hat, silk hat, cylinder hat, chimney pot hat or stove pipe hat (sometimes also known by the nickname "topper")
Abe Lincoln's hat was called a stove pipe hat because the rise is so tall and straight with no flare that it resembles the length of a pipe. Your welcome
He had a big top hat and he was first president with a beard. He also freed slaves.
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 wore a top hat. a top hat He is often shown with a stove pipe hat.
Nope just his top hat
It was a TOP HAT
HE has a top hat
top hatHe wore a Top Hat.
A top Hat
his fave thing to wear was hats and he thought it made him look like a man
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.
He was wearing a black suit with a bow tie and his top hat
There was no tie that Abraham Lincoln always wore. He was however famous for his long drainpipe top hat.
Abe Lincoln is worth knowing about because he had a cool top hat and a massive beard.
Lincoln did not wear a stove pipe hat continuously. He began wearing one when he was a curcuit riding lawyer in Illinois. He used hi hat to store documents in much the same way that lawyers use brief cases today. He was admitted to the bar in 1836; so one can estimate that he wore his hat for thirty-nine years.