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[The chair in which Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C.]

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Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries

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[1865]
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Civil War

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Keywords

  1. Albumen Prints
  2. Assassination
  3. Associated Objects
  4. Cartes De Visite
  5. Chairs
  6. Civil War
  7. Civil War, 1861 1865
  8. History
  9. Lincoln, Abraham
  10. United States
  11. Washington (D.C.)

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