Lincoln delivers a two-hour speech beginning at one o'clock in the afternoon at Colcord's Grove, an area located on the west end of Greenville. Afterward, he and others go to the grounds of the "old Presbyterian parsonage...for refreshments." The Greenville Advocate (IL), 13 February 1928, 3:1-6, 4:1; Speech at Greenville, Illinois, 13 September 1858, CW, 3:96.