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Want to come heckle LincolnConspirators.com author Dave Taylor in person? Here are some of my public speaking engagements planned for the future. NOTE: These upcoming speeches may be cancelled or postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Date: TBD Saturday(s) in 2023
Location: Surratt House Museum (9118 Brandywine Road, Clinton, MD 20735)
Time: 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Speech: John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Bus Tour
Description: Dave is one of the narrators for the Surratt Society’s John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Tour. The 12 hour bus tour documents the escape of the assassin through Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Information on how to register can be found here: http://www.surrattmuseum.org/booth-escape-tour
Cost: $85
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Wonderful application, Dave! This is absolutely masterful – thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Betty, for sharing the website with the Garrett farm drawing. That’s where I learned about mapping program.
This is simply AMAZING. The best thing I’ve ever seen on Booth’s escape route. Thank you so much. It was great fun exploring it and seeing the photographs accompanying each stop.
Kat,
I’m glad you enjoy the map. It was really pretty easy to make using the mapping program.
The best way to explore Booth’s escape route though, is in person. I narrate some of the Surratt Society’s John Wilkes Booth Escape Route Bus Tours. When I have dates for the spring I’ll let you know, in case you’re interested.
The minute you find out about the spring dates please let me know. I’m planning to come back in your neck of the woods to include a visit to Tudor Hall (hopefully take one of the tours) and a visit to the Gettysburg Museum of History.
I’ll certainly let you know Carolyn. But also know that I’d be happy to give you a private Booth tour whenever you make it back to the east coast.
I’ll let you know ahead of time. Thanks!
Excellent! Thanks!!!!
I was happy to make it, Rick. Glad you enjoy it
Great map and description I never about Indiantown or Office Hall
R Simonaro
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Russell. You can learn more about Indiantown Farm here: http://boothiebarn.com/2013/08/06/booth-on-the-shores-of-nanjemoy-creek/
Dave – Has anyone actually found proof that Herold and Booth stopped at Office Hall to eat? Or, is it regarded as local legend?
Laurie,
As you know, it is only local legend that Booth and Herold stopped off to eat at Office Hall. However, seeing as it was on the route they would have taken from Cleydael to Port Conway, I choose to include it in this map and I point it out as a likely stop on the Booth tour.