Back on July 14 of this year, I visited the John F. Kennedy Library & Museum. It was during a time where it rained nearly the entire time I was there on that occasion, but this was an ideal place to go because of that.
JFK was our 35th U.S. President who served beginning in 1961 until his assassination on November 22, 1963. Kennedy was born in nearby Brookline, MA, and the library itself is located next to the University of Massachusetts. The Library & Museum was dedicated in 1979 by the Kennedy family and then -U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
This is one of the places you can visit after purchasing a Boston CityPass. No matter what your political standing is, this was a cool place to visit. What I liked the most was that they reenacted 1963 with how they setup the museum. So you'll see plenty from 1963 as it was back then.
Here are some of the pics I took that day:
Fenway Park pics coming soon!
12/28/2010 08:00:00 AM
David Funk
8 comments:
chop
to be honest i only know 3 US presidents thats Obama, Bush and Kennedy...
oh Washington too haha so that's 4
It reminds me of the Aquinaldo Shrine here in the Phil...
have a great day DF
Wow what a awesome place bro. I would like to see that place one day because i thought Kenndy was a great president. You took some great pictures there. Almost feel like you are there also. Excellent post my friend.
I enjoyed looking at the photos Mr. D. have a fun trip
Many thanks for the pics. Visiting a presidential library is something that I haven't done ... and obviously should.
If you are ever in Dallas, visit the museum at the Book Depository building.
thanks for sharing these pics...
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