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National Lincoln Monument, Washington, DC Model for four-ti Stock Photo

RMER98T8–National Lincoln Monument, Washington, DC Model for four-ti

Where Lincoln was Murdered. Washington DC (1923) Stock Photo

RF2HJT654–Where Lincoln was Murdered. Washington DC (1923)

Marble Sculpture of Abraham Lincoln in front of District of Columbia City Hall, Washington DC, USA, Harris & Ewing, 1923 Stock Photo

RMKEHPTT–Marble Sculpture of Abraham Lincoln in front of District of Columbia City Hall, Washington DC, USA, Harris & Ewing, 1923

Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln at the unfinished US Capitol March 4 1861. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph Stock Photo

RMAHPHW3–Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln at the unfinished US Capitol March 4 1861. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph

Lincoln Emancipation Statue, Washington DC, Victorian period Stock Photo

RM2MFY4XM–Lincoln Emancipation Statue, Washington DC, Victorian period

Monochrome black and white portrait view of the columns of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RFKP385X–Monochrome black and white portrait view of the columns of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC, USA

Washington Monument at Sunrise in Washington DC Stock Photo

RFP8F7MP–Washington Monument at Sunrise in Washington DC

Mary Surratt House where Booth planned assassination of Lincoln, now is a Chinese restaurant, Washington D.C. Stock Photo

RMB60836–Mary Surratt House where Booth planned assassination of Lincoln, now is a Chinese restaurant, Washington D.C.

American History - Ford Theatre The box in the Ford Theatre, Washington DC, where Abraham Lincoln was assassintaed in 1865, while watching 'Our American Cousin'. Stock Photo

RMMC6MXD–American History - Ford Theatre The box in the Ford Theatre, Washington DC, where Abraham Lincoln was assassintaed in 1865, while watching 'Our American Cousin'.

1960s, historical, a family looking at the statue of Arabham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mail, Washington DC, USA. Designed by Daniel Chester French, the large marble statue of the 16th president was completed in 1920, with a formal unveiling in 1922. Stock Photo

RM2RJPAP3–1960s, historical, a family looking at the statue of Arabham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mail, Washington DC, USA. Designed by Daniel Chester French, the large marble statue of the 16th president was completed in 1920, with a formal unveiling in 1922.

USA, Washington, DC, Lincoln Monument Stock Photo

RMARP19M–USA, Washington, DC, Lincoln Monument

Lincoln Memorial building in Washington DC., USA Stock Photo

RF2RGTABG–Lincoln Memorial building in Washington DC., USA

Visitors lining up to get into the Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RMKHNKA7–Visitors lining up to get into the Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA

United States USA Washington DC Abraham Lincoln President Stock Photo

RMA86DN9–United States USA Washington DC Abraham Lincoln President

Members of the Military Commission for the trial of Lincoln Conspirators Stock Photo

RMC2GTP1–Members of the Military Commission for the trial of Lincoln Conspirators

Statue of Abraham Lincoln, marble statue and motto in Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, USA Stock Photo

RF2RKGMT0–Statue of Abraham Lincoln, marble statue and motto in Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, USA

Tourist on a Monday morning visiting the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. Stock Photo

RFPE95BF–Tourist on a Monday morning visiting the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC.

Washington, D.C. Ford's Theatre (scene of the assassination of president Lincoln), with guards posted at entrance and crepe draped from windows. April 1865. Stock Photo

RMP66T7T–Washington, D.C. Ford's Theatre (scene of the assassination of president Lincoln), with guards posted at entrance and crepe draped from windows. April 1865.

Lincoln theatre U street Washington DC USA Stock Photo

RFAC4RMW–Lincoln theatre U street Washington DC USA

Washington, DC Rocking chair used by President Lincoln in Fo Stock Photo

RMER7CKY–Washington, DC Rocking chair used by President Lincoln in Fo

Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC, USA Stock Vector

RF2GK4H7E–Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC, USA

The Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. Stock Photo

RFGJC3BP–The Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

President Abraham Lincoln with ex-president James Buchanan in the inaugural parade, March 4, 1861. Color lithograph Stock Photo

RMDAK7CK–President Abraham Lincoln with ex-president James Buchanan in the inaugural parade, March 4, 1861. Color lithograph

House where Lincoln died, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period Stock Photo

RM2MFY6D1–House where Lincoln died, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period

Monochrome black and white portrait view of the columns of the Lincoln Memorial with Washington monument in the distance, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RFKP385C–Monochrome black and white portrait view of the columns of the Lincoln Memorial with Washington monument in the distance, Washington DC, USA

RFP8F7GW–Washington Monument at Sunrise in Washington DC

USA Washington DC Lincoln Memorial by sculptor Daniel Chester French Stock Photo

RMANDAHX–USA Washington DC Lincoln Memorial by sculptor Daniel Chester French

House Where Lincoln Died, Washington DC, USA. Stock Photo

RM2DP2HGF–House Where Lincoln Died, Washington DC, USA.

RM2RJPB12–1960s, historical, a family looking at the statue of Arabham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mail, Washington DC, USA. Designed by Daniel Chester French, the large marble statue of the 16th president was completed in 1920, with a formal unveiling in 1922.

RMARP19K–USA, Washington, DC, Lincoln Monument

RF2RGT9RC–Lincoln Memorial building in Washington DC., USA

Plaque outside the Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RMKHNKA8–Plaque outside the Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA

ford's theatre where abraham lincoln was shot Washington DC USA Stock Photo

RMJ5A7MC–ford's theatre where abraham lincoln was shot Washington DC USA

Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton, President Lincoln, and Maj. Gen. John A. McClernand Stock Photo

RMC2GTMJ–Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton, President Lincoln, and Maj. Gen. John A. McClernand

Detail of the statue of Abraham Lincoln, marble statue in Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, USA Stock Photo

RF2RKGMNX–Detail of the statue of Abraham Lincoln, marble statue in Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, USA

The box at Ford's Theater where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Stock Photo

RF2BET1RN–The box at Ford's Theater where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.

Death of President Abraham Lincoln: At Washington, D.C. April 15th 1865. The Nation's Martyr Stock Photo

RMCMW10F–Death of President Abraham Lincoln: At Washington, D.C. April 15th 1865. The Nation's Martyr

The Petersen House Museum, Washington, DC USA Abraham Lincoln death site April 1865 Civil War Union National Park Service Stock Photo

RMB78ACY–The Petersen House Museum, Washington, DC USA Abraham Lincoln death site April 1865 Civil War Union National Park Service

Washington DC/USA - JANUARY 1, 2018 - Full Wolf Moon rises over the Lincoln Memorial on the first day of the new year. Stock Photo

RFKWWWJW–Washington DC/USA - JANUARY 1, 2018 - Full Wolf Moon rises over the Lincoln Memorial on the first day of the new year.

The 1903 caption reads: 'Grand Review at Washington May 24 and 25, 1965.' On May 23 and 24, 1865, before the soldiers were mustered out of the Union Army, a Grand Review of the Armies was held in Washington, D.C., to honor the victorious troops. President Andrew Johnson also hoped to elevate the mood of a city that was devastated by the loss of President Abraham Lincoln Stock Photo

RF2JA61BC–The 1903 caption reads: 'Grand Review at Washington May 24 and 25, 1965.' On May 23 and 24, 1865, before the soldiers were mustered out of the Union Army, a Grand Review of the Armies was held in Washington, D.C., to honor the victorious troops. President Andrew Johnson also hoped to elevate the mood of a city that was devastated by the loss of President Abraham Lincoln

RMGJC3BR–The Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

Ford's Theatre, where President Lincoln was shot in 1865, Washington DC. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMDC29NN–Ford's Theatre, where President Lincoln was shot in 1865, Washington DC. Hand-colored woodcut

RM2MFY6CJ–House where Lincoln died, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period

Landscape daytime shot of the Lincoln Memorial and reflection in the reflecting pool, Washington DC, USA on a sunny day with light cloud Stock Photo

RFKP384J–Landscape daytime shot of the Lincoln Memorial and reflection in the reflecting pool, Washington DC, USA on a sunny day with light cloud

The statue of Abraham Lincoln as seen from a distance at the Lincoln Memorial. Stock Photo

RFPE9488–The statue of Abraham Lincoln as seen from a distance at the Lincoln Memorial.

Inauguration of Mr. Lincoln, March 4, 1861. Photograph shows participants and crowd at the first inauguration of President Abraham Lincoln, at the US Capitol, Washington, DC Lincoln is standing under the wood canopy, at the front, midway between the left Stock Photo

RMER6P72–Inauguration of Mr. Lincoln, March 4, 1861. Photograph shows participants and crowd at the first inauguration of President Abraham Lincoln, at the US Capitol, Washington, DC Lincoln is standing under the wood canopy, at the front, midway between the left

RM2DP2HJ0–House Where Lincoln Died, Washington DC, USA.

1960s, historical, statue of Arabham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mail, Washington DC, USA. Designed by Daniel Chester French, the large marble statue of the 16th president was completed in 1920, with a formal unveiling in 1922. Stock Photo

RM2RJPB1C–1960s, historical, statue of Arabham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mail, Washington DC, USA. Designed by Daniel Chester French, the large marble statue of the 16th president was completed in 1920, with a formal unveiling in 1922.

RMARP19P–USA, Washington, DC, Lincoln Monument

Lincoln limousine parked in front of the Kennedy Center - Washington, DC USA Stock Photo

RMJF5YFM–Lincoln limousine parked in front of the Kennedy Center - Washington, DC USA

Ford's Theatre, site of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RMHNGJRG–Ford's Theatre, site of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA

Abraham Lincoln monument in Washington, DC Stock Photo

RFF29G9K–Abraham Lincoln monument in Washington, DC

RMKYW71M–Lincoln funeral

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL LIMOUSINE USA 1960's Vintage White House with Lincoln Continental Presidential Limousine Motorcar 1969 for incumbent 37th President of USA Richard Mulhous Nixon Washington DC America USA Stock Photo

RM2ET5YKX–LINCOLN CONTINENTAL LIMOUSINE USA 1960's Vintage White House with Lincoln Continental Presidential Limousine Motorcar 1969 for incumbent 37th President of USA Richard Mulhous Nixon Washington DC America USA

Washington DC,10th Street NW,historic landmark,Peterson house,where President Abraham Lincoln died,sign,student students assassination,Ford Theatre si Stock Photo

RMBK7P59–Washington DC,10th Street NW,historic landmark,Peterson house,where President Abraham Lincoln died,sign,student students assassination,Ford Theatre si

John Wilkes Booth leaning forward to shoot President Abraham Lincoln as he watches Our American Cousin at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. April 14, 1865. Stock Photo

RMMTGTJ5–John Wilkes Booth leaning forward to shoot President Abraham Lincoln as he watches Our American Cousin at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. April 14, 1865.

Washington DC at the Reflecting Pool and Washington Monument viewed from Lincoln Memorial. Stock Photo

RFGF58D1–Washington DC at the Reflecting Pool and Washington Monument viewed from Lincoln Memorial.

Lincoln memorial , Washington DC Stock Photo

RMBGFH8R–Lincoln memorial , Washington DC

queue of tourists outside the peterson house the house where abraham lincoln died Washington DC USA Stock Photo

RMJ5A7KW–queue of tourists outside the peterson house the house where abraham lincoln died Washington DC USA

The Abraham Lincoln statue in Washington D.C. Stock Photo

RFGJC3BT–The Abraham Lincoln statue in Washington D.C.

Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln with John Wilkes Booth fleeing across the stage of Fords Theater Washington DC 1865. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMAC2HEB–Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln with John Wilkes Booth fleeing across the stage of Fords Theater Washington DC 1865. Hand-colored woodcut

Lincoln Emancipation Statue, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period Stock Photo

RM2MFY6F9–Lincoln Emancipation Statue, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period

Inauguration of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington DC, USA, March 4, 1861 Stock Photo

RMTA8JH7–Inauguration of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington DC, USA, March 4, 1861

Company E 4th Colored Infantry at Fort Lincoln Washington DC Stock Photo

RM2HW9TP3–Company E 4th Colored Infantry at Fort Lincoln Washington DC

Engine Nashville of the Lincoln funeral train. Photo shows a Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad engine, with a portrait of Abraham Lincoln mounted on the front. The engine was one of several used to carry Lincoln's body from Washington, DC, to Stock Photo

RMER93YF–Engine Nashville of the Lincoln funeral train. Photo shows a Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad engine, with a portrait of Abraham Lincoln mounted on the front. The engine was one of several used to carry Lincoln's body from Washington, DC, to

Plaque, House Where Lincoln Died, Washington DC, USA. Stock Photo

RM2DP2HMK–Plaque, House Where Lincoln Died, Washington DC, USA.

1960s, historical picture of the marble statue of Arabaham Lincoln, with inscription, Washington DC, USA, known as the Lincoln Memorial. Stock Photo

RM2F46GY8–1960s, historical picture of the marble statue of Arabaham Lincoln, with inscription, Washington DC, USA, known as the Lincoln Memorial.

RMARP19R–USA, Washington, DC, Lincoln Monument with profile of Thomas Jefferson on back of head.

RMJF5YH5–Lincoln limousine parked in front of the Kennedy Center - Washington, DC USA

Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RMKHKP63–Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln died on April 15 1865, 10th St NW, Washington DC, USA

RFF4PX3F–Abraham Lincoln monument in Washington, DC

Sculpture of President Abraham Lincoln Stock Photo

RMM051HK–Sculpture of President Abraham Lincoln

Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Inside the Lincoln Memorial, National Mall, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RF2A35KXP–Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Inside the Lincoln Memorial, National Mall, Washington DC, USA

Skyline of DC: all 3 famous landmarks on the National Mall. Lincoln Memorial; Washington Monument; The Capitol at dusk Stock Photo

RMCFM4AX–Skyline of DC: all 3 famous landmarks on the National Mall. Lincoln Memorial; Washington Monument; The Capitol at dusk

Funeral train 'Nashville' which carried the body of President Abraham Lincoln from Washington, DC to Springfield, Illinois for burial. Stock Photo

RMGDTPCH–Funeral train 'Nashville' which carried the body of President Abraham Lincoln from Washington, DC to Springfield, Illinois for burial.

Historic Ford's Theatre. The theater is infamous as the site of the assassination President Abraham Lincoln in 1865. Stock Photo

RFEM4TYG–Historic Ford's Theatre. The theater is infamous as the site of the assassination President Abraham Lincoln in 1865.

Statue at Lincoln Memorial at night, Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RM2AD8JAP–Statue at Lincoln Memorial at night, Washington DC, USA

Appearance of Ford's Theatre, Washington, DC, after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln Stock Photo

RMT7H8NE–Appearance of Ford's Theatre, Washington, DC, after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln

Stone tablet inside the Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. Stock Photo

RFGJC3BW–Stone tablet inside the Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

White House viewed from the Potomac River about 1860. Hand-colored steel engraving Stock Photo

RMB1Y5MK–White House viewed from the Potomac River about 1860. Hand-colored steel engraving

RM2MFY6G1–Lincoln Emancipation Statue, Washington DC, USA, Victorian period

Full-Length Seated Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, his first sitting for a Portrait, Washington DC, USA, Photograph by Alexander Gardner, 1861 Stock Photo

RMTA8KBW–Full-Length Seated Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, his first sitting for a Portrait, Washington DC, USA, Photograph by Alexander Gardner, 1861

Abraham Lincoln traditionally called 'last photograph of Lincoln from life' photographed by Alexander Gardiner, February 5, 1865. On Sunday, February 5, 1865, at Gardner's Gallery in Washington DC, Alexander Gardner took several multiple-lens pictures of Stock Photo

RMG16DK0–Abraham Lincoln traditionally called 'last photograph of Lincoln from life' photographed by Alexander Gardiner, February 5, 1865. On Sunday, February 5, 1865, at Gardner's Gallery in Washington DC, Alexander Gardner took several multiple-lens pictures of

Lincoln & his secretaries, Nicolay & Hay. Photo shows President Abraham Lincoln seated between his private secretaries John G. Nicolay and John Hay at a photo session in Alexander Gardner's studio in Washington, DC, on November 8, 1863. On this da Stock Photo

RMER924D–Lincoln & his secretaries, Nicolay & Hay. Photo shows President Abraham Lincoln seated between his private secretaries John G. Nicolay and John Hay at a photo session in Alexander Gardner's studio in Washington, DC, on November 8, 1863. On this da

Washington, Dc. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. Stock Photo

RMD2C28B–Washington, Dc. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial.

1960s, historical, a group of young men looking up at the large marble statue of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th U.S President, inside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC, USA. Stock Photo

RM2RKGTEE–1960s, historical, a group of young men looking up at the large marble statue of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th U.S President, inside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC, USA.

People having good time by Lincoln Memorial Stock Photo

RMFHYKC5–People having good time by Lincoln Memorial

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC, USA Stock Photo

RMDP71JW–The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC, USA

Ford's Theatre, Washington DC, USA. Ford's Theater was the site of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln on April 14 1865. Stock Photo

RMKHKP68–Ford's Theatre, Washington DC, USA. Ford's Theater was the site of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln on April 14 1865.

This statue of Abraham Lincoln is located inside the Lincoln Memorial. Daniel Chester Finch sculpted the statue. The statue was carved out of Georgia Stock Photo

RM2DAF9K7–This statue of Abraham Lincoln is located inside the Lincoln Memorial. Daniel Chester Finch sculpted the statue. The statue was carved out of Georgia

Room Where Lincoln Died in Peterson House Stock Photo

RMM05GBK–Room Where Lincoln Died in Peterson House

WASHINGTON DC, United States — Conservative television commentator Glenn Beck's 'Restore Honor' conservative rally at the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, held on the 47th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's famous 'I Have a Dream' civil rights speach of 1963. Speakers from the stage erected on the lower steps of the Lincoln Memorial included Beck himself along with former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Stock Photo

RMBPMEKY–WASHINGTON DC, United States — Conservative television commentator Glenn Beck's 'Restore Honor' conservative rally at the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, held on the 47th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's famous 'I Have a Dream' civil rights speach of 1963. Speakers from the stage erected on the lower steps of the Lincoln Memorial included Beck himself along with former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

President Abraham Lincoln re-enactor Fritz Klein greets visitors during a tour of the White House State Room October 28, 2016 in Washington, DC. Stock Photo

RMH7JWD0–President Abraham Lincoln re-enactor Fritz Klein greets visitors during a tour of the White House State Room October 28, 2016 in Washington, DC.

George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, delivering a pro-Nazi speech before a group of followers wearing swastika armbands, Washington, DC, 07/24/1960. Stock Photo

RMM6EY9X–George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, delivering a pro-Nazi speech before a group of followers wearing swastika armbands, Washington, DC, 07/24/1960.

WASHINGTON DC - APRIL 12, 2015: Entrance to Ford's Theatre. The theater is infamous as the site of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination by John W Stock Photo

RF2ARPEFE–WASHINGTON DC - APRIL 12, 2015: Entrance to Ford's Theatre. The theater is infamous as the site of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination by John W