The following is a list of public works of art that the people of Freeport and Stephenson County exhibit to memorialize the 1858 Debate.
Debate Rock
- 1902
- Dedicated in 1903 by President Theodore Roosevelt
- Location: Debate Square, 114 E. Douglas Street, Freeport
- GPS Coordinates: N 42° 18.030 W 089° 37.189
- Donated by Freeport Woman’s Club
Lincoln the Debater
- 1929
- Heroic-sized bronze sculpture
- By Leonard Crunelle (1872-1944)
- Location: Taylor Park – 900 E. Stephenson Street, Freeport
- GPS Coordinates: N 42° 18.191′ W 089° 36.332′
- Donated by W. T. Rawleigh
The Debate Mural
- ca. 1958
- 50” X 94” water color on wood
- By Abraham “Buddy” Lenoir, Jr. (1932-2014)
- Location: Lobby, United States Post Office, 103 N. Chicago Ave., Freeport
Lincoln-Douglas
- 1958
- Oil on wood panels
- By Royce Totz
- Location: Stephenson County Historical Society
- Commissioned by Union Savings Bank
The Freeport Doctrine
- 1989
- 4’ by 6’ oil on canvas
- By Lily Tolpo (1917-2015)
- Location: Library, Highland Community College, 2998 W. Pearl City Road, Freeport
- GPS Coordinates: N 42° 28.1905800′ W 089° 66.8392400′
- Donated by the Ferd & Eva Bauch Family
Debate Square
- Dedicated 1992
- Expanded 2008
- Location: 114 E. Douglas Street, Freeport
- GPS Coordinates: N 42° 18.030 W 089° 37.189
- Owned by City of Freeport
- Managed and maintained by the Lincoln-Douglas Society
Lincoln and Douglas in Debate
- 1992
- Life-sized bronze statues on a raised platform
- By Lily Tolpo
- Location: Debate Square, 114 E. Douglas Street, Freeport
- These two statues were the first anywhere that posed Douglas and Lincoln in the same setting
Lincoln and Son Reading
- 2011
- Life-sized sculpture of Lincoln reading to one of his sons
- By Lily Tolpo
- Location: Freeport Public Library, 100 E. Douglas Street, Freeport – next to Debate Square
- Funded by private subscriptions
Captain Lincoln: The Burial Detail
- 2018
- Life-sized statue of Lincoln when he participated in the burial detail for Illinois militiamen killed near Kent, Illinois, during the Black Hawk Conflict (1832)
- By J. Ramon Castro
- Location: Kent Monument, 14109 West Blackhawk Road, Kent, IL
- GPS Coordinates: N 42° 17.815 W 089° 52.947
- Funded by private subscriptions