President John F. Kennedy's memory is sacred in the minds of many Americans. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum, a glass pavilion designed by Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei, is dedicated to his memory. Visitors are transported back to the darkest days of the Cold War. A short film recounts JFK's deeds in his own words while the authentic photos and exhibits evoke the brief period in White House history that nostalgic Americans refer to as "the days of Camelot".
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Boston, MA 02125 ·535.92 mi
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yelpThis Historic Building in the City of Boston Massachusetts for JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA Located on the Banks of Boston Harbor over looking the City of...
MoreYAY. This place opened in the late 1970's - too late for me to get in a class trip, of which I am certain there are many. I have been to a few of these presidential museums now. Clinton's was...
MoreThe John F Kennedy is a great way to spend a day in Boston. It is located south Boston and public transit can be limited I do recommend doing an uber. It does a great job of chronicling his life...
MoreGreat museum both for its content and its architecture. I went after there was some reconstruction, so it was free entry, but it's definitely worth it to come for the entry fee. There is a fairly...
MoreSTEPH JUDGEMENT: Very cool museum about JFK, and some special exhibitions too. The sleek I. M. Pei-designed building was opened in 1979, but still feels modern today. The museum's exhibits...
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