Where was Abraham Lincoln taken after he was shot?

Answer 1

He was taken to a Boarding House across the street from the Theatre; The Peterson House. He was taken one of the bedrooms of the boarding house, and lied diagonally on a bed, with numerous pillows propped underneath his head. died the next morning.

Answer 2

The President was quickly carried out of the theater, and across the street to the Petersen House where one of the boarders at the House; young Henry Safford heard a disturbance in the street, and quickly went out the front door. He saw the President being carried into the street and yelled, "Bring him in here, bring him in here." The invitation was accepted.

The President was carried into the parlor, and onto a bed where he remained for the next 8.5-9 hours, comatose. Almost every doctor with in a day's travel, who had heard of the President's tragedy, offered to help, but the President never regained consciousness. He died the next morning, on April 15, at 7:22am.

Answer 3

After US President Lincoln was shot in the Ford's Theater, he was carried to a boarding house across the street. Ironically, the doctors and soldiers have placed him in a large room that his assassin John Wilkes Booth often rented himself in past times. The doctors did not take Lincoln to a hospital because they feared that a long carriage ride would cause Lincoln harm. Lincoln died of his head wound the next day.

Answer 4

He was taken acroos the street to the Petersen house.

Answer 5

He was taken to a boarding house called the Petersen House, across the street from Ford's theatre.

Answer 6

they flushed him down the loo

when he came through the sewers they built him again and tryed to sell him as a chocolate stactu