Ford's Theatre

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Ford's Theatre is a historic playhouse in Washington, D.C., best known as the site where President Abraham Lincoln was fatally shot in 1865.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic theater
performing arts venue
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle 19th-century American theater architecture
assassin John Wilkes Booth
city Washington, D.C.
connectedTo Petersen House
country United States
currentFunction museum
working theater
dateOfLincolnAssassination 1865-04-14
dateOfLincolnDeath 1865-04-15
event assassination of Abraham Lincoln
functionDuring20thCentury museum
functionDuringReconstructionEra office building
hasBalcony yes
hasCommemoration memorials to Abraham Lincoln
hasEducationalPrograms yes
hasExhibit Civil War-era artifacts
Lincoln assassination exhibits
hasNearbySite Petersen House
hasSeatingType proscenium theater seating
hasWebsite https://www.fords.org/
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Historic Site
knownFor American Civil War history
assassination of Abraham Lincoln
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
United States
Washington, D.C.
namedAfter John T. Ford
notableFeature presidential box
operator Ford's Theatre Society
National Park Service
originalFunction playhouse
ownedBy U.S. federal government
partOf National Mall and Memorial Parks
presidentialBoxUsedBy Abraham Lincoln
reconstructionCompleted 1960s
reopenedAsTheater 1968
streetAddress 511 10th Street NW
subjectOf historical research on Lincoln assassination
tourType guided tours
self-guided tours
victimOfAssassination Abraham Lincoln

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John Wilkes Booth placeOfAssassination Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C., United States
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Northwest Washington, D.C. contains Ford's Theatre
Thomas "Tad" Lincoln associatedWithPlace Ford's Theatre (indirectly, via his father's assassination)
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Petersen House locatedNear Ford’s Theatre
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Petersen House partOf Ford’s Theatre National Historic Site
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Petersen House associatedWith Ford’s Theatre
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Our American Cousin performedAt Ford's Theatre
subject linked to: play "Our American Cousin"
Downtown Washington, D.C. hasLandmark Ford’s Theatre area
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Metro Center station nearbyAttraction Ford’s Theatre
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Edman Spangler employer Ford's Theatre
Edman Spangler workedAt Ford's Theatre
Booth family associatedWith Ford’s Theatre
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Penn Quarter locatedNear Ford's Theatre
Our American Cousin performedAt Ford's Theatre
Abraham Lincoln wasAssassinatedAt Ford's Theatre
subject linked to: Our American Cousin
John T. Ford notableWork Ford's Theatre (Washington, D.C.)
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John T. Ford employer Ford's Theatre
John T. Ford associatedWith Ford's Theatre
Ford's Theatre Society operates Ford's Theatre
Ford's Theatre Society operates Ford's Theatre Museum
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Ford's Theatre Society hasMainVenue Ford's Theatre main stage
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National Capital Region (National Park Service) hasJurisdictionOver Ford's Theatre National Historic Site
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Metro Center area hasNearbyAttraction Ford's Theatre
Lincoln Chair from Ford’s Theatre associatedWithPlace Ford’s Theatre
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Lincoln Chair from Ford’s Theatre previouslyLocatedIn Ford’s Theatre, Washington, D.C.
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Warner Theatre nearbyLandmark Ford’s Theatre
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