He was shot by a gun
A Derringer pocket pistol single-shot was used to kill Lincoln.
John Wilkes Booth shot him from behind when Lincoln was watching the play Our American Cousin in a balcony next to the stage. Booth jumped from the balcony and caught his spur on bunting, hit the stage wrong, and broke his leg. He limped out to the back of the theater where is horse was waiting and rode out of Washington. Lincoln was carried across the street where he was put in a bed in a second floor room and died at 7 AM the next morning.
with a gun
Ford's Theatre Museum combines a remarkable collection of historic artifacts with a variety of interactive exhibits to tell the story of Abraham Lincoln's presidency. Using environmental recreations, videos and three-dimensional figures, the museum transports visitors to 19th-century Washington, where they can follow Lincoln from his arrival in Washington in 1861. Exhibits explore Lincoln's Presidential cabinet, what life was like in the Lincoln White House, various Civil War milestones and generals, Lincoln's great speeches and the Assassination conspiracy. The collection of artifacts includes the deringer that John Wilkes Booth used, as well as a replica of the coat that President Lincoln wore the night he was shot. (Taken from the National Park Service site for Ford's Theatre).
Abraham Lincoln was killed with a single shot muzzle loading Deringer pistol.
He was shot by a gun
He was shot in the back of his head with a gun.
Philadelphia Derringer, which is a small pistol.
Yes, in the head by John Wilkes Booth, while watching "our American cousin"
The gun that killed President Lincoln is a .44 caliber, singe-shot flintlock pistol, which is about 6 inches in length.
A Derringer pocket pistol single-shot was used to kill Lincoln.
Booth used a single shot percussion cap Derringer.
a water gun
A .44 caliber derringer and a large hunting knife.
My gun.
Abraham Lincoln died on April, 15 1865 by a shot from a gun in a theatre. The killer was one of the actors in the theatre. His name was John Wilkes Boothe. He probably would have lived but he got sepsis.