The trial took place just across the street in the historic Hunterdon County Courthouse. After lunch we will hear about and see where Bruno Hauptman's trail took place. Harry Kazman, producer of the play, Lindburgh and Hauptman, Trial of the Century , will lead us on a tour of the historic Hunterdon Courthouse. We will even see the jail where Hauptman was housed. The trip will begin at 7 a.m. and end at 8 p.m. at Surratt House.
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No refunds after March 30, 2001. This tour includes places that were important to Mr. Lincoln's life when he lived in Washington. First on the agenda is historic New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, the church President Lincoln attended most frequently during his presidential years. Here we will see the Lincoln pew and other Lincoln-related artifacts. Afterwards, we will drive by and discuss sites pertinent to Lincoln, such as the Patent Office, the old Court House, and the sites of the sudios of Civil War photographers Matthew Brady and Alexander Gardner.