Washington D.C.

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Contributors:
1. Don Worth, UCLA
2. John Scott, TX
3. George Petropol, VA
4. William Bozic, TX
5. Mike Stroud, SC
6. Craig Swain, VA
7. Shane Higgins, AL


Panoramas

Washington DC 2006 by Richard Edling, Philadelphia, PA

Links:
1.
Arlington National Cemetery Home Page
2.
The Official Tourism Website of Washington, DC
3. Ford's Theater
4. Ford's Theatre National Historic Site (NPS)
5. Fort Foote Park (NPS)
6. National Gallery of Art
7. Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, Washington D.C.
8. Peterson House
 
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Arlington House  2  3  4
Arlington National Cemetery  2  3
Capitol  2
Farragut Monument
Ford's Theater  2  3  4
Fort Foote
GAR Monument
Grant Memorial
Lee Mansion  2  3
Lincoln Memorial
McClellan Gate
McPherson Monument
Meade Monument
National Art Gallery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Peterson House  2
Sherman Memorial
Washington Monument
Washington Navy Yard
White House
Winfield Scott Hancock Monument
     
Photos this page courtesy of Don Worth, UCLA    
(8-4-2001) Ford's Theater
 
More photos of Ford's Theater courtesy of George Petropol

(8-4-2001) 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

       

(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

(8-4-2001) 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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