Sites related to the escape of John Wilkes Booth
| Contributors: | ||
| Don Worth, UCLA | 2001 | |
| George Petropol, VA | 2006 NEW | |
| John Guss, NC | 2007 NEW | |
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(8-2001) Ford's Theater |
(8-2001) Ford's Theater. The interior has been reconstructed to look as it did in April 14, 1865. Here is the box where President Lincoln sat that fateful night |
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(8-4-2001) Ford's Theater Museum. Downstairs is a wonderful museum. This is the gun that Booth used to shoot Lincoln - a .44 caliber single-shot percussion pistol manufactured by Henry Derringer of Philadelphia |
(8-2001) Ford's Theater Museum. When Booth leaped to the stage his spur caught on a flag decorating the President's box. This Treasury Guards regimental flag is thought to be the one. Note tear at right |
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