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RE: Ford's Theater - Eva Elisabeth - 03-20-2014 06:21 PM
(03-20-2014 12:28 PM)JMadonna Wrote: Could be the reason women didn't drink much in those days.Also it was sure not easy to handle the hoopskirts.
RE: Ford's Theater - BettyO - 03-20-2014 06:31 PM
Easier than one may think.....and I won't go any further!
RE: Ford's Theater - Eva Elisabeth - 03-20-2014 07:33 PM
Speaking about Ford's, on Tuesday I had a wonderful time there, and would like to say "thank you" this way to Jim Garrett for organizing the tickets, and to Tom Bogar for taking time and being the most excellent guide and company, I felt so honored!!!
Betty, I was astonished that the wooden stirrups as well as some other artefacts looked quite unused. Especially the revolver which was allegedly the one Powell had used to attack Frederick Seward. It didn't look (to me) as if it had been broken!?!