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Yes he was. President Lincoln was fatally shot while attending a performance at Ford's Theater in Washington DC.
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What booth was Abraham Lincoln assassinated in?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in the State Box at Ford's theatre, in Washington DC.
Where was adraham assassinated?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in Ford's Theater in Washington, DC.
What was the name of the theater that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated?
Ford's Theatre in Washington DC.
What town was Ab Lincoln killed in?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated while watching a play at Ford's Theatre in Washington, DC.
What date was Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on?
President Lincoln and the first lady were watching a play at Ford's Theatre in Washington, DC when he was shot.
When was abes Lincoln birth?
Abraham Lincoln was born 12feb1809, near Hodgenville KY, was assassinated, and died 15apr1865, Washington DC
What Washington DC memorial honors Abraham Lincoln?
The Lincoln Memorial honors Abraham Lincoln, and can be visited in Washington DC.
What city and state did Lincoln's Assassination take place?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in Washington D.C. in Ford's Theater. Actually, he was shot in Ford's Theater and then taken across the road the Peterson House, where he died, the next morning.Washington D.C.
What Washington DC theater was Abraham Lincoln assassinated while attending a performance?
Ford's Theater. He was shot in the back of the head.theater in Washington D.C.Ford's Theatre
What was ford's theatre?
Ford's Theater is the historic theatre in Washington DC where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. It is still open to this day.
When was Abraham Lincoln shot on what day by who?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by American actor John Wilkes Booth. It happened on the evening of April 14 1865 (Good Friday). It was at Ford's Theater in Washington DC.
Where was the play that Abraham Lincoln watched when he was shot?
He was shot at Ford's Theater in Washington , DC; the play was "Our American Cousin", a comedy.
