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).
He was shot by a gun
A Derringer pocket pistol single-shot was used to kill Lincoln.
A single-shot .44 caliber derringer pistol.
President Lincoln was killed on Good Friday April 14 President Lincoln was killed on Good Friday April 14 Good Friday (Friday April 14th, 1865)
He was captured and killed when he refused to surrender.
No gun killed Lincoln.
by a gun
He was shot by a gun
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The gun that killed President Lincoln is a .44 caliber, singe-shot flintlock pistol, which is about 6 inches in length.
Abraham Lincoln was killed with a single shot muzzle loading Deringer pistol.
A Philadelphia Deringer .
A Derringer pocket pistol single-shot was used to kill Lincoln.
A single-shot .44 caliber derringer pistol.
They killed him because he set slaves free and He was killed in ford Theater
he was a wrestler
Lincoln. Lincoln was killed at age 56 and Kennedy was killed at age 46.