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Plan Your Visit The site of the April 14, 1865, assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, Ford’s Theatre is a working theatre, historical monument, worldclass museum and learning center. Daytime Visits A visit to the Ford’s Theatre campus traces the story of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency, assassination and legacy. The campus includes the museum, theatre, Petersen House (the house where Lincoln died) and the Center for Education and Leadership. The campus is open for visits during the day. Tickets are required. Admission is free; advance tickets have a convenience fee. Performance Tickets Tickets are $15-$95 with discounts for groups, seniors, military and those younger than 35. There is a $2 restoration fee charged per ticket. Groups Groups (15 or more) and tour operators receive ticket discounts, have priority access to the best seats in the house, and receive flexible payment terms. Contact [email protected]. Gift Shops Our shops carry books, apparel and memorabilia. Open during the day and before performances. Or shop online at www.fords.org. Directions The closest metro stations are Metro Center (serving the Red, Blue, Orange and Silver lines) and Gallery Place (serving the Red, Yellow and Green lines). For driving and parking directions, visit www.fords.org. Background photo © Maxwell McKenzie. Contact Info: [phone] Tickets: [phone] Group Tickets: [phone] Membership: [phone] 15