Ford's Theatre

Ford's Theatre

Location Information District: District of Columbia Town: Washington Use: Historical theater First appearance: "I Love Lisa"

Ford's Theatre is an American historical theater in Washington, D.C. known for being where John Wilkes Booth fatally shot President Abraham Lincoln.

History

Miss Hoover was reading a biography to her second grade class about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln on the last day of school. She was at the moment where John Wilkes Booth shot the president but didn't get to finish when the president died.

Non-canon

The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed.

Professor Frink travelled back once time in time and saved Abraham Lincoln life because he was dressed up as him and took his place in the theatre.

Appearances

• Episode – "I Love Lisa" (mentioned)
• Episode – "Summer of 4 Ft. 2" (mentioned)
• Episode – "Today I Am a Clown" (fantasy sequence)
• Comic story – The Buck Stops Everywhere

External links

• Ford's Theatre at Wikipedia

Theaters

Albuquerque Theater • Apollo Theatre • Aztec Theater • Chinese Man's Theater • Cine • Cinema Pirate-Disco • City Theater • Delacorte Theater • Ford's Theatre • Fox • Globe Theatre • Gotham City Opera House • Grauman's Chinese Theatre • Itchy & Scratchy Cinema • The Mayan Cinema • New Haven Uptown Uniplex • The Screens at the Shops at Citytown Shopping Village • Skytop Drive-In • Springfield Bowl • Springfield Cinema • Springfield Clamphitheater • Springfield Community Theater • Springfield Dinner Theater • Springfield Googolplex Theatres • Springfield Monoplex • Springfield Playhouse • Springfield-X • Theater

Washington, D.C.

Department of the Treasury • The Drinkin' Memorial • Dulles International Airport • Ford's Theatre • House of Representatives • Hustler Superstore • Internal Revenue Service • Jefferson Memorial • The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts • Lincoln Memorial • NASA • The National Air and Space Museum • National Museum of Sight Gags • Pennsylvania Avenue • Republican National Committee • Smithsonian Museum • Trump Hotel • United States Capitol • U.S. Treasury Department • Washington Monument • The Watergate • Winifred Beecher Howe Memorial • White House