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WHERE ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S LEGACY LIVES. The site of Lincoln’s assassination, Ford’s Theatre offers museum exhibits, live theatre and immersive learning.EXPLORE MORE
* Happening At Ford’s Happenings On-Site Tours and Virtual Events * Explore the History History Stories, Artifacts, Digital Resources * Education & Impact Education Distance-Learning and Reach A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A RADIO PLAYA Holiday Tradition
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