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Koerner Madelyn
Dec 19, 2011
For years after Lincoln was killed, the theater was used for a number of different purposes including as a warehouse and an office building.
Jones Cody
Dec 19, 2011
The government bought the Ford Theater for $100,000 after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Kirkwood Shomari
Dec 19, 2011
The Peterson House is treated as a memorial; after the shooting of President Lincoln he was taken to the house, and was tended there in his last hours.
Goelz Taylor
Dec 19, 2011
Ford's Theatre was originally a church, turned warehouse, turned theatre after three floors collapsed inside.
Imperiale Mary
Dec 19, 2011
In the lower level of Ford's theater is a Lincoln Museum, which includes artifacts from the night of the assassination, such as Lincoln's clothes worn at the play.
Goeke JohnMark
Dec 19, 2011
The Petersen House and Ford's theatre are preserved together as Ford's Theatre National Historic Site, and are located at 511 10th Street, NW in D.C.
Shah Saagar
Dec 19, 2011
In 1849, William A. Petersen, a German tailor, constructed the plain red brick three-story townhouse (Peterson House) across the street from Ford’s Theatre. After the shooting President Lincoln was carried to the house and tended in a back bedroom until his death hours later.
Castaneda Joseph
Dec 19, 2011
The theater is still being used for many performances like Christmas concerts and ensembles.
Compernolle Kaitlin
Dec 19, 2011
April 14, 1865, President Lincoln went to Fords Theater with his wife, Mary Lincoln, Clara Harris, and Major Henry Rathbone. Originally, Ulysses Grant was supposed to come, but he was not able to attend. The production they went to see was called "Our American Cousin."
Banco Bridger
Dec 19, 2011
The museum in the theatre contains many artifacts from Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth. Including the gun used to assassinate the president.
Birndorf Joshua
Dec 19, 2011
Artifacts in the museum include John Wilkes Booth's deringer and knife, Booth's diary and compass, President Lincoln's campaign buttons and office items, the clothing President Lincoln wore when he was killed etc.
Curty Alyssa
Dec 19, 2011
The bloodstained pillow from the President's deathbed resides in the Petersen House, which is ajacent to Ford's Theater.
Nanul Zachary
Dec 19, 2011
The theater is located across from were President Lincoln was murdered.
Sweetman Matthew
Dec 20, 2011
After Lincoln's assassination in the theatre it was later used as a warehouse and office building. It was renovated and re-opened as a theater in 1968.
Sweetman Matthew
Dec 20, 2011
After Lincoln's assassination in the theatre it was later used as a warehouse and office building. It was renovated and re-opened as a theater in 1968.
Krenzke Kyler
Dec 20, 2011
Ford's theater was the site of the Abraham Lincoln assassination.
Shimp Nathaniel
Dec 20, 2011
Many artifacts with the killing of Lincoln are found inside.
Siler Grace
Dec 20, 2011
On the second floor of Ford's Theatre, you can see the boxseat where Lincoln was sitting when he was killed.
Goeke JohnMark
Dec 20, 2011
The National Park Service acquired the theatre in 1933, and the entire interior was reconstructed in the 1960s to recreate its historic appearance on the night of the assassination.
Lasch Claudia
Jan 1, 2012
After the government purchased Ford's Theatre, it was turned into an office. Even as an office building the theatre still had death; in 1893 some of the interior floors colapsed levaing twenty-two people who worked in the office dead.