article_snippet: For the first time since April 1865 curators have brought together most of the artifacts from the night that President Abraham Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theatre just blocks from the White House.
article_snippet: A new exhibition, Silent Witnesses: Artifacts Of The Lincoln Assassination, running from next Monday to May 25 at the theater's campus will give an unprecedented look at the 16th president's death 150 years later.
article_snippet: A large photograph depicting President Abraham Lincoln and First Lady Mary Lincoln is displayed at a new exhibit entitled Silent Witnesses: Artifacts Of The Lincoln Assassination at Ford's Center for Education and Leadership across the street from the historic Ford's Theatre in Washington .
article_snippet: A large photograph depicting President Abraham Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth is displayed next to a blood-stained flag and garments hung from the presidential box at the historic Ford's Theatre.
article_snippet: a new exhibit entitled Silent Witnesses: Artifacts Of The Lincoln Assassination at the Ford's Center for Education and Leadership across the street from the historic Ford's Theatre in Washington is open to the public March 23 to May 25 and coincides with the 150th anniversary of the Lincoln assassination on April 14 . '
article_snippet: An illustration showing the assassination of US President Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre, left.
article_snippet: A large photograph depicting President Abraham Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth's is on display next to a rarely seen violin and drum sticks from the theater's musicians .
article_snippet: Lincoln's top hat, Brooks Brothers Coat, and items from John Wilkes Booth's pockets from the night of John Wilkes Booth's assassination are displayed at a new exhibit  at the Ford's Center for Education and Leadership across the street from the historic Ford's Theatre where President Abraham Lincoln was killed .
article_snippet: President Abraham Lincoln's top hat from the night of the Lincoln assassination is on display at the new exhibit .
highlights_snippet: For the first time since April 1865 curators have brought together most of the artifacts from the night that President Abraham Lincoln was shot .
  
highlights_snippet: the artifacts are on displace at the historic Ford's Theatre, where the 16th president was shot .
  
highlights_snippet: The exhibit is open to the public from March 23 to May 25 and coincides with the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination on April 14 .