The carved inscriptions of Lincoln's second inauguration speech and his Gettysburg Address may be found in the north and south chambers. The words of Lincoln's inaugural address are carved in four lines over two panels, each 11 feet high by 3 feet wide. The first panel is inscribed: "A PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES." The second panel is divided into three sections: "TO CONCLUDE A PERIOD OF REPARATION," "TO PRESERVE THESE UNION" AND "TO PROVIDE FOR THE GENERAL WELFARE." Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is carved in just two lines on the south wall of the memorial's central chamber. It reads: "IN FACT, THEY ARE ONE AND THE SAME DOCUMENT - ONE STATEMENT, NOT THREE." Lincoln's second inaugural address was not carved into the wall of the memorial but is included in the collection of his writings published by John G. Nicolay under the title, "Selections from the Messages and Papers of Abraham Lincoln." In addition to these documents, other pieces of Lincoln memorabilia are on display in the Lincoln Memorial. One of the most popular items is an original draft of the Emancipation Proclamation.