Booth Escape Route

This web page describes and illustrates with images and video the escape route that John Wilkes Booth took from Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. to the Garrett farm John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Driving Tour. Photographs by Mike Lynaugh ©2007 Narrated bus tour on the trail of President Lincoln's assassin; advance reservations required. After shooting President Abraham Lincoln on April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth fled Washington, DC. Heading south, Booth and his accomplice David Herold moved through In the late 1870's, we made an effort to determine the route taken by Booth, Hynsen and Johnson after they crossed the ferry at Port Royal. We knew when and how they Date & Time: Saturdays, April 13, 20, 27 & May 4, 7:30 am-7:30 pm: Description: Follow the trail of President Lincoln’s assassin from Ford’s Theatre in Washington Follow the trail of President Lincoln’s assassin from Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. to his death near Port Royal, Virginia. John Wilkes Booth Escape Route on Going Out Guide; your source for events and things to do in ,

Booth Escape Route

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Booth Escape Route

Bob Cook sent this link. Keep clicking "Next" to follow the whole tour or view all the photos here. « Surratt House Museum History Map John Wilkes Booth Escape Route by Kieran McAuliffe

Booth Escape Route

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Booth Escape Route

Sat, September 7 thru Sat, September 28 $85 Call 301-868-1121 to order > official website Follow the trail of President Abraham Lincoln's assassin from Ford's Theatre The John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Tour Saturday, October 12, 2013 The largest manhunt up to that time, the 1865 search for President Abraham Lincoln’s assassin

Booth Escape Route

On April 26, 1865 John Wilkes Booth was killed at the Garrett Farm in northern Virginia. Prior to that, he had been hiding out in Maryland following his assassi THE ORIGINAL JOHN WILKES BOOTH ESCAPE ROUTE TOUR Anyone going this year? l Spring Tour Dates: April 10, 2010

Booth Escape Route