President Abraham Lincoln's wife Mary Todd would serve him this cake while the couple courted. It would go on to become one ...

Escola’s Mary Todd isn’t the American first lady that Julie Harris received a Tony Award for playing in “The Last of Mrs. Lincoln,” James Prideaux’s 1972 Broadway biodrama.

Mary Todd Lincoln got to know about Ann Rutledge much later. After Lincoln was assassinated, she became aware of her late husband’s ‘first love’, which of course saddened her more.

Mary’s getting a new cabinet! The Tony-winning production of Oh, Mary! has just announced that joining Jinkx Monsoon in her ...

Mary Todd Lincoln, who may have suffered from bipolar disorder, verbally abused her husband, President Abe Lincoln, and anyone else around her, a new book details.

Mary Todd Lincoln is killing it on Broadway. But if you think the women who devote much of their lives to portraying the former first lady are doing a victory lap, you don’t know these Marys ...

‘Oh, Mary’ star Cole Escola had no idea how toxic Abe Lincoln’s marriage was — even after writing script By Nicki Gostin Published March 14, 2024, 9:53 a.m. ET ...

While Mary Todd Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln were building a life together, the country and her family in Lexington were being torn apart. "The Todd family was a microcosm of what was happening to ...

Home: This is the Mary Todd Lincoln House. It is a 5,500-square-foot, Georgian-style home in the Western Suburbs Historic District of Lexington that was built from 1803 to 1806.

Frank Williams talked about Mary Todd Lincoln's life and how historians have remembered her. Many historians disagree about Mary Todd Lincoln, some calling her corrupt and mentally unstable, and ...

Was Abraham Lincoln gay? The question, not a new one, is delicately and touchingly presented in “Courting Mr. Lincoln,” a work of historical fiction in which the husband-hunting Mary Todd ...

Executive Director Gwen Thompson gave a tour of the house in which first lady Mary Todd Lincoln was raised. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1818, Mary Todd Lincoln was the fourth of sixteen ...