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1887–1974
Best known for Seeing Lincoln, this Nebraska writer captured the character of Lincoln, Nebraska, with a warm eye for local history and everyday life. Her work offers a vivid sense of place for readers curious about the city and its past.

by Anne Longman
Born in 1887 and deceased on March 4, 1974, Anne Longman is identified by Nebraska Authors as a writer connected with Nebraska. Project Gutenberg lists her as the author of Seeing Lincoln, a guide and historical portrait of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Seeing Lincoln was written in the early 20th century and presents the city through sketches of its streets, landmarks, and notable figures. The book blends guidebook detail with local history, giving readers a feel for Lincoln’s civic pride and changing character.
Reliable biographical details about her life beyond those publication records were limited in the sources I could confirm, so this overview focuses on the work clearly attributed to her.