At any rate, by 1864, Mary Todd Lincoln had run up a monumental bill ... As Professor Donald recounts in his biography, April 14,1865, was Good Friday, not a big night to go out, traditionally.

A well-known myth relating to Washington's affinity for the fruit has been circulating since 1806, all thanks to a later edition of a biography ... each other over. Mary Todd Lincoln was no ...

These performances involve scholar-actors dressing up from head to toe in order to fully embody those historical figures in the Chautauqua style as they present a scripted biography of ... will take ...

Abraham Lincoln remains one of America’s enduring figures and most famous presidents. However, one man does not exist in a ...

It takes a minute for Tituss Burgess to settle into the role of Mary Todd Lincoln, the First Lady deliriously reimagined in the Broadway play Oh, Mary!. The presence of creator and original lead ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — The Allen County Public Library is paying homage to the Lincolns this month. A temporary exhibit ...

is a riotous, campy, outrageous comedy that dares to ask: What won’t Mary Todd Lincoln do to be a star? Since its off-Broadway debut and triumphant Broadway transfer, the play has garnered ...

But it was a contemporary TV series that led her to creating the look for Mary Todd Lincoln in “Oh, Mary!” Pierson first crossed paths with writer-actor Cole Escola on the set of truTV’s ...

Escola leans back, a devilish glint in their eyes, and interjects, “Well, people who know Mary Todd Lincoln … some of her friends have come to see the show.” In their playful conversation ...

But a few years before we first saw Escola rock Mary Todd Lincoln’s bratty curl on stage, playwright Q. Roger Mason debuted their stage show Lavender Men in 2022 to great acclaim, which examines ...

Mary, born in Louisville, KY, passed away on March 27, 2025. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ernest and Ila Bogard, brother Robert Bogard, and husbands Richard Todd and Russ Mooney.

with Steven Spielberg and Sally Field, who played Mary Todd Lincoln in Lincoln (2012). Hindman’s-Freeman’s has a history of exhibiting and auctioning significant political collections.