Dallas, United States
411 Elm St
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Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
This is a place you go. You make the time. You go and stand where it all happened. I imagine it is very crowded when there isn’t a pandemic, but now, during the pandemic it was perfect. Not many people and room to take time to reflect. The museum requires tickets and they do sell out fast. Gift shop cannot be accessed without a museum ticket.
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Very nice place to visit, not crowded
Fascinating place after president Kennedy assassinated almost 60 years ago, right at this spot. The old warehouse building at where the killer put the trigger is just standing there, now it houses the museum about this event, with huge portraits of late Kennedy and his wife. Visitors can stand where the killer was, overlooking the plaza. There is a memorial plaza a bit walking distance from the spot. Too much fascinating events happened after the assassination, and so many stories around it, you don't know which ones are true, it attracted people's interests trying to figure it out. A young amazing leader's life cut short, making people think of the meaning of life, and the crucial part of politics. Great city of Dallas has to bear the burden for the assassination of the president, but it become the visitors attraction spot, part of history, the traffic on the spot is always busy as usual, but it can't submerge the history happened 60 years ago
Amazing, seems not to have changed since that day.
Sacred part of history frozen while life continues on around it.
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