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Lincoln Assassination
198. Portrait of
John Wilkes Booth
199. Portrait of
Sergeant Boston Corbett (the soldier who claimed he shot John Wilkes
Booth)
200. Lewis Payne,
the Conspirator who Attacked Secretary Seward - Washington Navy Yard,
D.C., April 1865
201. Execution of
the Four Persons Condemned as Conspirators (Mary E. Surratt, Lewis T.
Powell, David E. Herold, and George A. Atzerodt), July 7,1865
202. Box in Ford's
Theater where Lincoln was Assassinated - 1865
203. Bridge Across
the "Eastern Branch" to Anacostia used by John Wilkes Booth and David
Herold to Escape - Washington, D.C.
233. Samuel Arnold,
a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
224. General John
F. Hartranft and Staff (responsible for securing the conspirators at the
Arsenal) - Washington, D.C.
Left to right: Capt. R.A. Watts, Lt. Col. George W. Frederick, Lt. Col.
William H.H. McCall, Lt. D.H. Geissinger, Gen. Hartranft, Asst. Surg.
George L. Porter, Col. L.A. Dodd, Capt. Christian Rath
260. The Four
Condemned Conspirators (Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Herold, Atzerodt), with
Officers and Others on the Scaffold - Washington, D.C., July 7, 1865
257. Coffins and
Open Graves ready for the Conspirators Bodies at Right of Scaffold -
Washington, D.C., July 7, 1865
258. Hanging Bodies
of the Conspirators - Washington, D.C., July 7, 1865
259. Hanging Hooded
Bodies of the Four Conspirators with the Crowd Departing - Washington,
D.C., July 7, 1865
528. President
Lincoln's Funeral Procession on Pennsylvania Avenue (View 1) - Washington,
D.C., April 19, 1865
529. President
Lincoln's Funeral Procession on Pennsylvania Avenue (View 2) - Washington,
D.C., April 19, 1865
593. David E.
Herold, a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
632. Rocking Chair
used by President Lincoln in Ford's Theater - Washington Navy Yard, D.C.,
April 1865
633. Ford's Theater
with Guards Posted at Entrance and Crepe Draped from Windows - Washington
Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
634. Edward
Spangler, a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
635. George A.
Atzerodt, a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
636. Michael
O'Laughlin, a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
637. Lewis Payne, a
Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
638. Edward
Spangler, a Conspirator - Washington Navy Yard, D.C., April 1865
830. Arrested on Suspicion of being a Conspirator
this Unidentified Man (incorrectly taken for Dr. Samuel Mudd) was later
Released - Washington Navy Yard, D.C. April 1865
A901.
$100,000 Reward - U.S. War Dept. War
Department, Washington, D.C., April 20, 1865
A904.
U.S. War
Dept. $100,000 Reward - Another Version
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