Map shows the route John Wilkes Booth took after shooting Abraham Lincoln. It begins at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, DC and moves south through Maryland before crossing the Potomac River and ending in Virginia.
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Escape Route Map - Ford's Theatre National Historic Site
Map shows the route John Wilkes Booth took after shooting Abraham Lincoln. It begins at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, DC and moves south through Maryland before crossing the Potomac River and ending in Virginia.
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Ford's Theatre National Historic Site, Code: FOTH
Ford's Theatre National Historic Site, District of Columbia , District of Columbia
Latitude: 38.8967018127441, Longitude: -77.0257034301758

2018-06-18
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