House Where Lincoln Died

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516 10th St NW
Washington, DC 20004
+1 (202) 426-6830

The House Where Lincoln Died is a historical site in Washington, DC that offers visitors the opportunity to explore the room where President Abraham Lincoln passed away.

Guests can learn about the events surrounding Lincoln's assassination and the impact it had on American history during their visit to this significant location.

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