Joe and Gene are correct, and while Abraham Lincoln allegedly desired to see the place (the Fehrenbachers from what I could find online rate this "D" thought):
http://www.scotland.org/features/the-for...ert-burns/
...Mary actually did in 1869.
Current score:
Laurie 7
Joe 6
Gene 6
Roger 4
Rogerm 2
Thomas 1
Today is Edith Piaf's 100th birthday!
Happy birthday, Edith Piaf. What a wonderful talent, but what a sad life.
Advent season is reaching the home stretch - and still (almost) everything is possible.
What do you think is #20?
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Confederate officers uniform?
Two excellent guesses, Joe and Gene - sorry, it's neither of these.
Another brilliant idea, Joe, but not correct either.
It looks like fabric, though. It that correct?
Yes, Roger, that is correct. (Can you determine what kind of?)
Hint #1: As you could see, I will answer yes/no questions.
Curtains from the State Box at Ford's Theatre?
Another one outstanding guess, Roger, but not correct either.
(Please consider "approaching" questions...)
Hint #2: It's not such a large item.
Hint #3: The item indeed "witnessed" the assassination.
Can you say if it some kind of fabric worn by a person at Ford's Theatre?
(12-19-2015 08:06 PM)RJNorton Wrote: [ -> ]Can you say if it some kind of fabric worn by a person at Ford's Theatre?
Basically you can say so - what kind of wearing are you thinking of?
(12-19-2015 08:06 PM)J. Beckert Wrote: [ -> ]A Jeannie Gourlay dress?
Another good idea, Joe, but, sorry, not correct either.
Hint #4: The item was not entirely made of this fabric.