Fire and Lincoln era images recovered from old negatives
Readable fragments describe pictures of a martyrd dissident and Civil War era figures. Edward O Hough found an unopened link his son and the images are published with courtesy of Fred Heck Gillespie author of Frails and Shrines of Abraham Lincoln.
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Jim Lincoln
United States
Heugh
Edward O. Hough
Fred. Heck Gillespié
Abraham Lincoln
Unclear text on meeting with Thomas presidency in Boston
Fragmentary record notes a gathering with nearly 30 friends in attendance. Mentions Boston and a person named Thomas as president, but details and date are unreadable.
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Aon Ee
Boston
Lincoln Shot at Ford’s Theatre On Good Friday 1865
Eyewitness account of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre in Washington during a performance of Our American Cousin. John Wilkes Booth shoots Lincoln as Major Rathbone fights the intruder, chaos erupts, and the president dies the next morning at 7 22. The piece covers the immediate aftermath, the funeral procession, and national mourning.
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Abraham Lincoln
Eighth
Jackson ‘Wreets
Springfield
Basard Hough
Elmo Sco
Watson
Union
Ford
Washington
Laura Keene
America
Rathbone
John
Wilkes Booth
Oe Dent
Sons of Hell
Charles
Peterson
Grantrrived
Specia
Philadelphia
James A Oy
South
Canada
Confederate States
Capitol
Illinois
National Capital
Effé
Sandburg
Lincoln
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Rcport, Company
Orie
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Jonnica
Park Row
Coats
Pethrotia Tex Tea
Sipestheny
Redily Thomas
World
Ilinois
Sangamon
New Salem
Globe Tavern
Abraham Lincolln
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Poplin’s Annual
Art Poplin
Frigerator
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Hudson