Just days later, on April 14, 1865, Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theatre by one of America's most popular stage performers—John Wilkes Booth ... However, the site of Booth's death is no longer ...

Tombstone avoided trading in Arizona for the hills of Hollywood, but it didn't necessarily film in or right around the city ...

The Tennessee toddler became afraid of John Wilkes Booth after learning about the 16th president's assassination.

that they were at a historical site and needed to be respectful. Cassie then gave Lainey a brief overview of what happened at Ford’s Theatre, noting that someone named John Wilkes Booth had ...

“I am fascinated by why people do terrible things,” he says. The result is his play “John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only!,” making its world premiere this week at Baltimore Center Stag ...

that they were at a historical site and needed to be respectful. Cassie then gave Lainey a brief overview of what happened at Ford’s Theatre, noting that someone named John Wilkes Booth had hurt ...

“John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only!” doesn’t recreate Lincoln’s assassination. Weiner’s goal is far more ambitious. The play, which begins previews on Thursday, instead is a kind of ...

As the boats lined up to stop his assassin, officials didn’t know that Booth and accomplice David Herold, who’d been hiding in the swamps of southern Maryland, had crossed into Virginia the ...

May 15—WILKES-BARRE — A long-awaited hotel and convention center originally planned for the former Sterling Hotel site will now be ... 46 Public Square as the location for the $20 million ...