John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

comprehensive collection of personal and official artefacts from the Kennedy administration. the exhibits are interactive and chronological and chart JFK’s life and legacy. A must visit for history buffs

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is the library and museum of the 35th President of the United States (1961-1963). It is located in Cape Columbia near Dorchester, Massachusetts, and adjacent to the University of Massachusetts in Boston. The library was designed by Chinese architect Pei Xuming and opened by President Carter in 1979.

It is a pity that the Kennedy Library did not go in because of time. This is the work of the famous Chinese designer Bei Luming. The simple and atmospheric appearance is very good-looking, and it is also very close to the beach.

Visiting the Presidential Kennedy Library in Boston, we revisit the century war with Nixon in 1960. The library is situated at the end of the peninsula. Its structure is magnificent, its composition is low-key and common. It stands on the sea with remarkable bearing. The Presidential Library of John F. Kennedy is a memorial, and the building itself is a monument.

Tickets are 14 yuan. It feels worthwhile to see. The museum is located on the Atlantic coast, on the campus of UMASSBoston University. The surrounding scenery is very good. There is also a small park. Kennedy was also a great president in American history, having served in the Senate in Massachusetts before.

The library was built in honor of President John F. Kennedy. The library was built in Boston Harbor and designed by Chinese architect Pei Xuming. The library is very novel and bold and unique in design, and is recognized by the American architectural community as one of the best masterpieces in American architectural history.