Greenback Saloon.

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Brian Anderson’s “Ford’s Theatre” (2014), p. 55:

“…. Like the theater , the Star Saloon closed after Lincoln’s assassination. Over the next 75 years, the former Star Saloon housed a tailor, a hot water heater store, a manicurist, a typewriter company, and a factory. During World War I, it was a military recruiting station. The building was torn down in 1930 to create a parking lot. Today, the façade of the Star Saloon has been reconstructed, while the interior contains offices for National Park Service employees.”

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