Booth's visit to the Surratt Boarding House after the assassination

[L Verge]

Art, this seems to indicate to me that Herold stayed on his horse at the stable. Bill Richter suggested to me that maybe, since Herold was now riding the skittish horse, that he was just letting her work off energy since she did not like to stand still. Makes sense to me.

Now that I see it in print, I do remember reading this; but it evidently did not stick in my brain. At the time I was perusing Lloyd's testimony, Mr. Hall, the restoration architect, and the county historian were working very hard to make sure that the details regarding the room over the being-constructed kitchen wing were accurate. That was about 1981-82.