Assassination Trivia

[J. Beckert]

You've seen Waud's sketches, Laurie. The most popular is the sketch of Ford's showing the box and "the spot on which the man jumped". His sketches were very helpful with the restoration of Ford's to it's 1865 appearance.

[Craig Hipkins]

There is a fellow down here in North Carolina that gives a good impression of Alfred Waud at reenactments and living history venues. He dresses the part and can even sketch like him. I have tried my hand at sketching. Unfortunately my hand is not too good

Craig

[BettyO]

Here's a drawing by Waud in Harper's Weekly - who wants to bet that the Arsenal drawing is also by him?

[LincolnMan]

Wow, I had never seen Lew Wallace as an older gentleman-but I can tell that it is him.

[J. Beckert]

[BettyO]

Perfect!

Thanks, Joe!

[L Verge]

Thank you all! I must admit that I seldom look for an artist's name on old engravings. I guess I better get up to speed.

[Dave Taylor]

What assassination book was tentatively titled "Dark Passage" before being changed at the suggestion of the publisher?

[Rsmyth]

Personal Traits of Abraham Lincoln by Helen Nicolay?

[Dave Taylor]

I'm afraid not, Rich. My book was written by a man.

[Craig Hipkins]

Dave,
This is just a wild guess, but was it Dark Union by Ray Neff?

Craig

[LincolnMan]

It is Ray Neff, Craig-with Dr. Leonard Guttridge-I have the book.

[RJNorton]

Blood on the Moon?

[Dave Taylor]

Still not right. My book predates Blood on the Moon and Dark Union.

[BettyO]

Web of Conspiracy by Roscoe ?

Great American Myth by Bryant ?

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Philip Van Doren Stern's The Man Who Killed Lincoln ?