Who, what, when, where, and why? These questions are answered on this parchment print when it comes to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth.  Makes a great tool for teachers in the classroom.

The National Archives' cartographic section contains approximately 8,000 Civil War maps, including both manuscript and printed maps and plans. The manuscript maps include pencil sketches and original pen-and-ink drawings as well as processed maps with annotations in ink or pencil. Many of the Civil War manuscript maps and drawings are unique to the National Archives, while a variety of the printed maps are more common and can be found in other large repositories such as the Library of Congress.