John Wilkes Booth escape site photos


(8-2001) Ford's Theater Don Worth photo		(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 Don Worth photo


(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 Don Worth photo		(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 Don Worth photo


(2006) Mary Surratt Tavern George Petropol photo		(2006) Mary Surratt Tavern, Clinton, Maryland. Booth and David Herold stopped here to get field glasses, ammunition and two rifles. The rifles were hidden in the attic alcove George Petropol photo

Contributors: 1. Don Worth, UCLA 2001 2. George Petropol, VA 2006, 2012 3. John Guss, NC 2007 Contact Webmaster for use of these photos Booth Escape Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5 Next	Links: 1. John Wilkes Booth - Wikipedia 2. John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Driving Tour 3. The escape and suicide of John Wilkes Booth 4. The Original John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Tour
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