LetzGo’s 2.5-hour investigative walking tour explores the full story of the conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln on the night of 14 April 1865, not just the shooting at Ford’s Theatre, but the three-pronged attack that simultaneously targeted the entire U.S. political leadership. The guide covers John Wilkes Booth, the co-conspirators, and the key landmarks connected to the plot, including the exterior of the White House and Lafayette Square, the Willard Hotel (a key meeting point in the conspiracy story), and the Star Saloon adjacent to Ford’s Theatre where Booth drank before the assassination.
Lincoln Assassination – Spies, Patriots, Truths & Myths Tour
Explore the untold story of Abraham Lincoln's assassination on this immersive Washington D.C. walking tour. Discover key landmarks, gripping insights, and a plot that changed U.S. history forever!
Tour Overview
This thrilling one-of-a-kind walking tour doesn’t just visit the main landmark locations involved in the plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln but immerses you in incredible insights and revelations that will make you look upon the assignation of the 16th President of the United States in a completely different light as well as other assassinations. This walking tour will reveal what happened on the night that changed the history of a nation forever. With your expert local Washington D.C. guide, you will journey back in time to learn about the three-pronged attack designed to change the course of U.S. politics and Government.
The assassination of the 16th President of the United States is shrouded in mystery, intrigue, and conspiracy; however, this tour will reveal the truth behind the infamous night and the central players including John Wilkes Booth as well as see the iconic buildings where this great drama played out on the night of April 15th, 1865, that led to the Lincoln Assassination.
What's Included
- Tour is led by an expert English-speaking Washington D.C local guide
Highlights
- Visit the main landmark locations involved in the plot to assassinate Lincoln
- See the exterior of the White House and the beautiful La Fayette Square
- Stop to see and hear all about the Willard Hotel, The Star Saloon that played central roles on the evening of April 15th, 1865
- Enjoy incredible photo opportunities of some of the most important buildings in Washington D.C.
Languages
- English