23 Free Photos of John Wilkes Booth

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John Wilkes Booth LCCN2004671935
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John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln, Apr. 14-65 LCCN2016844683
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John Wilkes Booth, half-length studio portrait, sitting LCCN2009634256
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John Wilkes Booth) - Alex. Gardner, photographer to the Army of the Potomac LCCN2008680389
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Harvard Theatre Collection - John Wilkes Booth TCS 1.3159
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Harvard Theatre Collection - John Wilkes Booth TCS 1.3157
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Wilkes Booth LCCN2013648743
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Booth, John Wilkes, half-length, standing - NARA - 518136
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John Wilkes Booth, circa 1862, 1961 - 1986 - NARA - 518137
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Harvard Theatre Collection - John Wilkes Booth TCS 1.3153
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John Wilkes Booth cph.3a26098
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The assassin's end. Final disposition of the body of John Wilkes Booth LCCN99613991
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Edwin Booth, American actor and brother of John Wilkes Booth) - T.R. Burnham, photographer, 247 Washington Street, Boston LCCN2016652136
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Herald Havre de Grace Tour, lake at John Wilkes Booth House LCCN2016828799
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John Wilkes Booth seated, with cane in hand) - Silsbee, Case & Co., photographic artists, 299-1-2 Washington Street, Boston. Case & Getchell, from Dec. 3, 1862 LCCN2015648995
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Herald Havre de Grace Tour, John Wilkes Booth House, Bel Air LCCN2016828798
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Herald Havre de Grace Tour, lake at John Wilkes Booth House LCCN2016828800
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Herald Havre de Grace Tour, John Wilkes Booth House, Bel Air LCCN2016828797
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This is the private box in Ford's Theater, Washington, where President Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, on - NARA - 559275
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Grand Review of the Armies, Washington, D.C.; Jefferson Davis' cell at Fort Monroe; portrait of David E. Herold, accomplice of John Wilkes Booth LCCN2013645846
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Maggie Mitchell, actress and friend of John Wilkes Booth) - Charles D. Fredricks & Co., Specialité, 587 Broadway, New York LCCN2016646123
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Lincoln assassination slide c1900 - Restoration
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