Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour
Explore Washington DC's history on a guided walking tour of Lincoln's assassination sites, including Ford's Theatre and Petersen House.
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Important Information
- • Weather-appropriate clothing
- • Comfortable shoes
- • Wheelchair accessible
- • Service animals allowed
- • Public transportation nearby
Step back in time with a guided walking tour in Washington, DC, exploring the pivotal events of April 14, 1865, when President Lincoln was assassinated. Begin at Ford's Theatre, where you'll see rare artifacts and learn about the era's history. Follow the footsteps of John Wilkes Booth, visiting key locations like Mary Surratt's home and the Petersen House, where Lincoln passed away. This tour offers a deep dive into Civil War-era Washington, providing insights into the lives of those involved in this tragic chapter. Book now to uncover the stories that shaped a nation.
Pros
- Travel back to April 14, 1865
- Visit Mary Surratt's home
- Explore Ford's Theatre
- Follow John Wilkes Booth's path
- Conclude at Petersen House
Includes
- Tour guide
- Entry ticket to Ford's Theatre
- Entry ticket to Petersen House
- Entry to Surratt Boarding House
Excludes
- Tips
- Gratuities
Tour Highlights
- • Travel back to April 14, 1865
- • Visit Mary Surratt's home
- • Explore Ford's Theatre
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