Dallas in Texas, JFK Museum, is attracting more people over the recent years because it covers various things for them. It is home to several museums that cater to the needs of history and art lovers. JFK museum is one among them which preserves the memories of late president John Kennedy. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza allows visitors to know the past life of Kennedy, who was shot dead in 1965 in Dallas. Moreover, it provides ways to understand the legacy of Kennedy.
What are the things to do in the JKF museum?
- JFK memorial site
JFK memorial site is just one block away from the museum which was designed by a famous architect in Philip Johnson in 1970. The memorial site has simple designs that cover an enclosure of 50 feet and concrete walls with a height of 30 feet. Those who visit the site can walk through gaps in the walls and they can read an inscription to Kennedy. - JFK Tribute
JFK Tribute is a must-see place while making a trip to the museum. It is at the entrance of the Hilton hotel in Fort Worth. Visitors can pay their tribute to the sculpture of Kennedy where he spent his last night in the hotel and delivered speeches before his assassination. The tribute also covers photographs and inscriptions that describe his stay. - Sixth Floor Museum
The sixth-floor museum is a must-see attraction while making a trip to Dallas city. It is a timeline and allows visitors to get a big picture about the assassination of Kennedy with artifacts and exhibitions. Besides, the museum enables visitors to know about the arrival of a motorcycle, and other information including his stay. In other words, the museum lets visitors know the details of the shooting and other details.
Visitors can take a break from touring the exhibits and watch a movie in JFK Museum Dallas which runs for 26.6 seconds. It was shot by Abraham Zapruder, who is the co-owner of a dress manufacturing company which is located across the street from Dealey Plaza. - Texas Theater
The Texas Theater in Oak Cliff is a site located at the site of the assassination, where the culprit, Lee Harvey Oswald spent his last moments in this theater. It now screens specialty films and art-house cinemas. Besides, the theater hosts live dance and music programs to cater to the needs of art lovers when they make a trip to the city.
