Ford's Theatre is a historic landmark in Washington, D. C., where the legacy of Abraham Lincoln lives on. Step back in time and explore the events of April 14, 1865, when Lincoln was assassinated, and the lasting impact it had on our nation.

At Ford's Theatre, you can visit the historic site and learn about the assassination through exhibits, including the Museum, which showcases Lincoln's presidency, Civil War milestones, and the assassination conspiracy led by John Wilkes Booth. Inside the theatre, you can delve into the details of that fateful night. Additionally, experience a virtual reality reenactment of Lincoln's final hours at the Petersen House.

Ford's Theatre offers more than just historical exhibits; it is also a hub of education, providing dynamic learning experiences for teachers and students. Through various programs and resources, visitors can delve into the leadership and legacy of Abraham Lincoln and the city of Civil War Washington. Enhance your experience at Ford's Theatre by becoming a member and supporting their mission of preserving President Lincoln's legacy.

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