Based on a play, Lovell Holder's movie centers on a stage manager who daydreams about the politician's personal relationships ...

Lincoln and Juárez never met but kept close diplomatic ties for years, likely a factor in covert U.S. help against the ...

She was seated next to Abraham when he was assassinated in the President's Box at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., on April 14, 1865. Apart from Mary Todd Lincoln, other significant women in ...

The $10.5 million live-work residence in Manhattan's Murray Hill area has a rooftop garden with views of the Chrysler and ...

The only photograph of Abraham Lincoln in death almost never ... 1865, his widow, Mary Todd Lincoln, explicitly banned shutterbugs to preserve the privacy of the solemn moment.

The crowd at the Lyceum Theatre in New York City jumped to their feet in celebration on Tuesday, March 18, as Tituss Burgess wrapped his first performance in Broadway's absurdist comedy, "Oh, Mary!" ...

The connection between First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln and her African American seamstress Elizabeth Keckley was a remarkably strong one, forged out of a common sense that they were both outsiders in ...

Abraham Lincoln grew up on the American frontier ... On November 4, 1842, Lincoln married Mary Todd, the ambitious, bright daughter of a prosperous Lexington, Kentucky, businessman.

is currently running on Broadway and involves Abraham Lincoln using Mary Todd Lincoln as a beard while she dreams of becoming a cabaret performer.