John F. Kennedy Tribute

At 12:30 on November 22, 1963, the 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was shot and killed as his wife Jacqueline Kennedy and Texas Governor John Connery drove through Dilley Plaza in Dallas, Texas, in a convertible car. The killer was shot on the six floors of the textbook building, and two shots were marked at the scene of the stabbing in Dilly Square.

The Kennedy Memorial is very wide, it is a brown-red building, it is fun to visit, and the entire interior space is called some memories and memorials about President Kennedy.

The Kennedy Presidential Monument (John F. Kennedy Tribute) takes four or five minutes to walk from the sixth floor museum (The Sixth Floor Museum), built in honor of former US President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in Dallas. It is an outdoor point and the entire monument gives a solemn feeling.

I just went there in July. It’s so hot. This monument is very magnificent and spectacular. You can see that the weather in the attached picture is very good and the photo is very good. The greening below the monument is great to see a lot of small squirrels.

The history of the doubts was recorded. It is said that the gun that assassinated President Kennedy was shot from two different buildings, so President Kennedy shot two times, and the ground also marked the location of the president's stabbing with two Xs before and after. Walking in this environment, you can cut the history. Because it is a road, there is no charge, but pay attention to the traffic when taking pictures. The old red museum next to it is charged, and it is closed at 5:30pm, so if you want to buy a ticket, you should go early.

Dallas is famous for being a place where Kennedy was unfortunate, and the architecture is very distinctive.