assassination

21 photos and 18 illustrations tagged assassination, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Schrank's revolver (LOC)

Ford's Theatre

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Ford's Theatre – Then, Then and Now (100+ years later)

    Restoration work was underway during much of 2007-08 in preparation for the re-opening ceremony on February 12, 2009, which commemorated Lincoln's 200th birthday. An earlier photograph when the building was originally a church is included.

    "Ford's Theatre (2009)"  by Sam           "Ford's Theatre (c.1890)" by EB Thompson
    Ford's Theatre               Ford's Theatre

     
    "Old First Baptist Church (c.1860)" by brownpau
    Old First Baptist DC, later Ford's Theater

     
    Ford's Theatre Renovations – Exterior and Interior – 2007-2008
    Ford's Theatre    Ford's Theatre: Renovation: Interior     Ford's Theatre: Renovation: Stage
       Exterior               Interior                       Stage
     
  • mrsonewattle said:
    Its lovely to see this building as it is now, thanks for the pic Px Wrangler.
  • Medical Watch said:
    Great photo pls consider adding this to www.flickr.com/groups/fordstheatre/

White House Hotel (LOC)

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  • Racklever said:
    John Schrank lived here before his attempted assassination of Theodore Roosevelt
  • Michael Daddino said:
    This is on Manhattan's Canal Street, near the corner of Elizabeth Street--currently part of New York's Chinatown. Many of the buildings on the right side of the photo remain intact.
  • dicklolli said:
    My grandfather Gustav Jost and his father Leopold Jost and mother Ephrosine ran this bar and lunchroom, and probably the whole hotel in 1900. The 1900 census shows them living at this address with six boarders and two servants.
  • Richard Norton said:
    here is the Google Street View: