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Abraham Lincoln's Blood-Stained Gloves, Early Scribblings and Dozens of Other Belongings Are Going Up for SaleA massive trove of Abraham Lincoln’s historical writings, keepsakes and personal effects is heading to the auction block in ...
A licensed embalmer Lee Eutsey shared his findings about the surgeons who conducted Lincoln's autopsy and the mystery of the ...
Moorhead High School students read from a diary written by Smith Stimmel, a Fargo man who served as one of President ...
On April 15, 2019, a devastating fire collapsed the roof and spire of Notre Dame Cathedral, but fire officials said they ...
Next month, history buffs will have the opportunity to bid on the gloves that President Lincoln wore on the night of his ...
America’s greatest president had moral vision, strategic genius, and astounding eloquence.
Richland County has an interesting link to the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln -- and the death of his killer, John Wilkes Booth.
April 14 is the 160th anniversary of the assassination of Lincoln. What if John Wilkes Booth had chosen reconciliation over assassination?
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How Utah reacted to Abraham Lincoln's assassinationSecretary of State William Seward was attacked but ultimately survived. Image via Utah Digital Newspapers, the University of ...
This week in history, on April 14, 1865, upon hearing the word “sockdologizing,” President Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed by John Wilkes Booth inside Ford’s Theater in Washington, ...
US President Abraham Lincoln was shot in the head by stage actor John Wilkes Booth while attending a play at Ford’s Theatre ...
“He was crucified for us!” an elderly African American from York, Pennsylvania, told a newspaper that Easter weekend.
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