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[Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft and staff, responsible for securing the conspirators at the Arsenal]

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Keywords

  1. Armories
  2. Assassination
  3. Civil War
  4. Civil War, 1861 1865
  5. District Of Columbia
  6. Dodd, L. A
  7. Frederick, George W
  8. Geissinger, D. H
  9. Hartranft, John F
  10. History
  11. Lincoln, Abraham
  12. Mc Call, William H. H
  13. Military Facilities
  14. Rath, Christian
  15. United States
  16. Washington (D.C.)
  17. Watts, R. A
  18. Wet Collodion Negatives

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