Extra Credit Questions

[Laurie Verge]

Johnson did remain at the Kirkwood House for his residence, Betty, but he needed more space and a more professional atmosphere for his office.

Joe, you are close. Think about what's on the other side of the White House.

[Rsmyth]

Didn't they create space for him in a conference room at the Treasury dept.?

[Laurie Verge]

You are correct, Mr. Smyth. There's a plaque on the door at the Treasury Department today noting that, I believe. For your prize, you get to spend the night unchaperoned in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving in D.C.

[Rsmyth]

Thank you. Are the bathrooms open?

[RJNorton]

No bathrooms. Don't drink any fluids after 11:00 A.M. Pretend you're doing a prep for a colonoscopy.

[Joe Di Cola]

No bathrooms. Don't drink any fluids after 11:00 A.M. Pretend you're doing a prep for a colonoscopy.

ROGER!!! Prep for a colonoscopy without a bathroom!!! Are you kidding?!!!

[RJNorton]

Joe, I've had 3 of them, and I know what happens. I was just testing Rich to see if he had the self control to stay with all that money and ignore any other "urges."

[RJNorton]

What is the name of the photographer who lent Lincoln his coat prior to taking his picture?

[Joe Di Cola]

Joe, I've had 3 of them, and I know what happens. I was just testing Rich to see if he had the self control to stay with all that money and ignore any other "urges."

And I was having flashbacks about the prep.

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What is the name of the photographer who lent Lincoln his coat prior to taking his picture?

One of my favorite stories about Lincoln at a photography studio--it was Samuel G. Alschuler, a Bavarian immigrant, in April 1858. Lincoln had been wearing an old linen duster (perhaps white?) and Alschuler loaned him his very short coat--Lincoln's arns stuck way out of the sleeves, much to Lincoln's delight. Alschuler also took the first "bearded" Lincoln in November, 1860.

[RJNorton]

Yea, Joe! You got another one. Kudos!

I keep giving away all my photos. You win a photograph of Abraham Lincoln's sister, Sarah, taken on her wedding day - August 2, 1826.

[RJNorton]

Who wrote this?

"Mr. Lincoln did propose marriage to me in the winter of 1840 and 41..."

[Rob Wick]

Joshua Speed? (Sorry, I couldn't resist).

Mary Owen?

Best
Rob

[LincolnMan]

Has to be Mary Owen?

[Gene C]

Mary Todd

[RJNorton]

Sorry, but none of those people is (are? help, Laurie) correct.