The Petersen House, the Oldroyd Museum and the House Where Lincoln Died

The Petersen House, the Oldroyd Museum and the House Where Lincoln DiedThe Petersen House was one of many similar, ordinary buildings on Tenth Street during the Civil War. On April 15, 1865, the home became forever known as the House Where Lincoln Died. Over the next six decades, three families occupied the building as a home, a business, and finally, as a museum. Within a decade after the death of Abraham Lincoln, the home's namesakes were dead of suspicious causes, their possessions auctioned and their family forever

But as the summer of their senior year came to a close

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and covered some of the biggest college football games of the 20th century

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Sallie confronts the secrets and scandals that hide in the shadows of the Big House

Published: 10/16/2008

This journal's cover is inspired by a 17th-century French book binding

ISBN: 9781645677314

Her books include Girl Out of Water