Booth's Great Escape Map

Friday, April 14, 1865. John Wilkes Booth has just shot President Lincoln at Ford's Theater in Washington D.C. Jumping from the presidential balcony, he shouts "Sic Semper Tyrannis" before fleeing out a back alleyway to a waiting horse. In the commotion, Booth escaped capture and made it across the Navy Yard Bridge into Maryland. He received weapons at supplies at Mary Surratt's Tavern before continuing on to the house of Dr. Samuel Mudd. Dr. Mudd sets a broken leg Booth suffered in the leap to the stage and lets the men rest at his home. Later, they continue south toward Virginia, gaining assistance from Oswell Swann, Samuel Cox and William Lucas along the way. The union cavalry finally caught up with Booth at Garrett's Farm where he had holed up in the barn. Now is your chance to rewrite history! Can you gather enough support from the Southern sympathizers to storm back and take Washington? Sic Semper Tyrannis! Player 1: John Wilkes Booth (and co-conspirator David Herold) Player 2: Union Soldiers (16th New York Cavalry Regiment) Thanks to Mark Bauer and the Anti-Holy Archives (http://www.markbauerweb.com/LuxMapGraphics/Index.html) for the tree graphics. Created by RandomGuy. Version 1.5 released February 7, 2008. Booth's Great Escape is a Map Plugin for the computer game Lux Delux. Free Demo $24.95 US Available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. 30 MB download.

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