More than 200 years old, the White House has seen its share of strange bump-in-the-night noises and paranormal sightings. ... Mary Todd Lincoln, died of typhoid fever in the White House at age 11.

On February 20, 1862, 11-year-old Willie Lincoln died in the White House after battling typhoid fever for weeks. The boy’s death devastated both his parents, but Mary Todd Lincoln’s grief was ...

Tony Awards, Cole Escola won the best actor award for their incredible portrayal of Mary Todd Lincoln in the dark comedy play ...

Guests can visit with Mrs. Lincoln, watch a magic show like one held in the Lincoln White House, learn to play marbles, and enjoy other activities inspired by those of Mary, Abraham, and their sons.

Despite living largely out of the spotlight when she left the White House, Mary Lincoln could not fully escape controversy. In 1875, ... Visiting the Mary Todd Lincoln House.

The hottest ticket in town features a hilariously scheming Mary Todd Lincoln who dreams of returning to her cabaret roots, but she’s stuck aimlessly wandering around the White House while ...

The first lady’s time in the White House was marked with controversy and tragedy, including being part of a divided family during the Civil War, according to the Mary Todd Lincoln House.

Not so long ago, if your mind pondered on Mary Todd Lincoln, you simply thought of her association with her famous husband, Abraham, the 16th President of the United States.