When Curtis was cleaning his medical kit, he found a single fragment of bone from Lincoln's skull. President Abraham Lincoln's case history was described as one of three recorded cases of a …

On April 15, 1865 at 7:22 am, President Abraham Lincoln died from a single gunshot wound to the head. After the President’s death at the Petersen house, his body was placed in a temporary …

2015年4月13日 · Bone fragments from President Lincoln’s skull given as evidence to the War Department’s Judge Advocate General after the autopsy. Courtesy National Museum of health …

There was a gunshot wound of the head around which the scalp was greatly thickened by hemorrhage into its tissue. The ball entered through the occipital bone about one inch to the …

2015年4月14日 · The slug pulled from the President’s head during his autopsy is encased in a tiny glass orb at this institution. Also on display are fragments of Lincoln’s skull, the probe used to …

These skull fragments were collected by Dr. Edward Curtis after completing his autopsy of President Abraham Lincoln. The autopsy occurred just five hours after Lincoln's death on April …

It is displayed alongside some of Lincoln's skull fragments, as well as the probe doctors used to search the wound for the bullet. All three were transferred to the NMHM’s predecessor …

2011年10月17日 · The bullet that killed Lincoln, the shattered leg of a Civil War general and a 300-year-old autopsy kit: Military museum reveals morbid artefacts from America's past. By …

bullet and skull fragments removed from Lincoln during his 1865 autopsy. Additional photographs of the K1 Deringer pistol from numerous angles were taken by the Special Photographic and...

2005年5月16日 · The museum's high-profile specimens include the probe used by Dr. Joseph K. Barnes to remove the bullet from President Abraham Lincoln's skull (left) and skull fragments …