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lreed76: Surratt house, Washington, DC (where John Wilkes Booth and other conspirators lived)
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lreed76: Surratt House
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lreed76: Ford's Theater, where Lincoln was assassinated
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lreed76: Peterson House, where Lincoln died
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lreed76: Chinatown Arch, Washington's Chinatown
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lreed76: Plaque on Surrat house
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lreed76: Tour guide Ed Bearss introduces the John Wilkes Booth escape tour (Smithsonian Resident Associates)
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lreed76: Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Peterson House, where Lincoln died (across the street from Ford's Theater)
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lreed76: Inside Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Presidential box (where Lincoln sat), Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Presidential box and stage, Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Interior of Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Presidential box and stage, Ford's Theater
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lreed76: Pistols Booth took on escape
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lreed76: Pickax carried by George Atzerodt and other items in Ford's Theater museum
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lreed76: Surratt farmhouse, Booth's first stop after Ford's
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lreed76: Surratt Farmhouse, Booth's first stop on his escape
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lreed76: Main room/post office at Surratt farmhouse
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lreed76: Surratt Tavern
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lreed76: Parlor in Surratt Tavern
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lreed76: Surratt Tavern dining room
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lreed76: Lois at garden at Surratt's Tavern
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lreed76: Mudd farmhouse, where Booth got his broken leg set
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lreed76: Corner near where John Wilkes Booth hid for a week
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lreed76: Sign for Rich Hill, a farmhouse where Booth hid
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lreed76: Sign at Port Royal, where Booth crossed the Rappahannock
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lreed76: Where Booth crossed the Rappahannock River
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lreed76: House where Booth hid briefly