Pearls are a hallmark of Tiffany's design, from the seed-pearl suite that Abraham Lincoln gifted to his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, for the presidential inaugural ball in 1862 to the rare saltwater ...

In 1862, Abraham Lincoln gifted his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, a striking three-piece seed-pearl suite for the presidential inaugural ball.

The writer and performer presents an unabashedly inaccurate period comedy at Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre that reimagines the 16th president’s wife as a raging alcoholic and aspiring cabaret singer.

Pearls are a hallmark of Tiffany's design, from the seed-pearl suite that Abraham Lincoln gifted to his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, for the presidential inaugural ball in 1861 to the rare saltwater ...

Oh, Mary! is an absurd comedic send up on Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to Abraham's assassination. "It's about her hopes and dreams of being a cabaret star. It's a very stupid comedy.

Dorothy McClerren, 96, portrayed Mary Todd Lincoln in her daughter’s home to share her talents with Heartland Hospice workers.

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“Oh, Mary!,” which follows a boozing, romance-starved first lady, is the latest entertainment about the Lincolns, illustrating their staying power as irreverent genre figures.

A newly discovered letter written by former first lady Mary Todd Lincoln shows a side of her that is rarely seen, an author and historical document expert told FOX Business.

Cole Escola is dressing the part of fashion plate after achieving a new level of fame with the play “Oh, Mary!” ...

The sold-out, twice-extended Off Broadway comedy Oh, Mary! will transfer to Broadway this summer, producers announced today. Written by and starring Cole Escola and directed by Sam Pinkleton, the ...

Her cousin, Elizabeth Todd Grimsley, received this purple velvet ensemble. In 1916 Grimsley’s son, John, sold the ensemble to Mrs. Julian James for the Smithsonian’s First Ladies Collection. John ...