The Sixth Floor Museum

Dallas, Texas

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The Sixth Floor Museum

The Sixth Floor Museum gives visitors an opportunity to explore one of America’s darkest moments: this is the location from which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, now converted into a museum. Exhibits narrate the life, times and untimely death of president Kennedy. Also located in the museum is the Reading Room, where patrons can delve into audiovisual resources, artifacts and an endless supply of books.

Useful Information

Address: 411 Elm Street, Dallas
Phone: +1 214 747 6660
More Info: www.jfk.org
Address: Wed–Sun 10am–5pm, Mon & Tue closed
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/SixthFloorMuseum

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