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Lee Harvey Oswald's Grave

If you're wondering who Lee Harvey Oswald is, he was the sniper who allegedly assassinated John F.Kennedy, the former president of the United States. He was buried here after his death in 1963. His grave is nothing but a reddish granite slab with his name engraved on it. If you do decide to visit the grave make sure to mark its location using the GPS navigation on your smartphone device as many people have lost their way here.

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Ball Eddleman McFarland House

English architect Howard Messer designed and built this magnificent home in 1899 for Fort Worth "Cattle Baron" William H. Eddleman. Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House is situated on a high bluff overlooking former pastureland and features stoic, towering gables, meticulously ornate trim, a red sandstone porch and copper finials in a traditional Victorian exterior. The interior is also exceptionally elaborate, with dark parquet floors, magnificent oak paneling and original, handcrafted wooden frameworks.

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