The Surratt House

The Surratt House, located in Maryland, is a historic site connected to the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. It was the home of Mary Surratt, who was accused of being involved in the plot to kill Lincoln. The house served as a tavern and meeting place where conspirators planned the assassination. Today, it functions as a museum and educational center, offering insights into the events surrounding the assassination, the political climate of the time, and the role of the Surratt family. It helps visitors understand this pivotal episode in American history through preserved architecture and exhibits.