Join a DC expert on a one-a-kind experience to learn about the Civil War history of Washington.
We begin with the lead up to the Civil War and how the US Capitol was the staging ground for its beginning. Next we see the home and office of Clara Barton. From there we walk up to the Portrait Gallery and discuss key players in the Civil War and its inception all in a building that acted as a Civil War Hospital. We finish by discussing the plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. We will see the exterior of Ford's Theatre and visit the room across the street where President Lincoln took his final breath.
Highlights include: See Civil War Monuments and Memorials Learn about prominent Civil War figures and see President Lincoln's life masks in the National Portrait Gallery Hear the events of the Lincoln assassination and see the room where the president passed away
437 7th St NW, Washington DC, United States
See Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office where the famous Civil War nurse helped reunite and bring closure to loved ones
8th And G Streets NW, Donald W. Reynolds Center For American Art And Portraiture, Washington DC, United States
See portraits of famous Civil War figures and the life masks of Abraham Lincoln in the building that housed Union soldiers and Lincoln's second inaugural ball.
516 10th St NW, , Washington DC, United States
Your guide will take you through the home where President Lincoln passed away on the morning of April 15th after his assassination across the street
511 Tenth Street NW, , Washington DC, United States
Explore the exterior of Ford's Theatre, Star Saloon, and Baptist Alley as you learn about every move of Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth on the night of April 14th, 1865.
Our storefront is near the corner of D and 7th streets NW. Look for our signs outside. Come inside to check in and relax prior to the tour
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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