Sixth Floor Museum
- Address:411 Elm Street, Dallas
- Hours:Tues – Sun 10am - 6pm (opens at 12pm on Mondays). Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
- Admission:Adults: US$13.50, Youths (6-18yrs): US$12.50
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The Sixth Floor Museum chronicles the events leading to the assassination of President Kennedy in November 1963.
It’s a moving and eerie experience to visit the museum, taking up the very spot Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots that perhaps killed the president.
Film, photographs, artifacts and exhibits examine the event and the ensuing investigations.
Oral history and eyewitness accounts form an important part of the museum’s collection, and you can take an audio walking tour of the area.
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Definitely worth checking out. It is a crazy piece of history and provides a lot of interesting insight.
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Awesome. I'm not a big history buff, but the museum was interesting and informative and really moving. Would recommend to anyone passing through.
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The Sixth Floor Museum is in the Texas School Book Depository at Dealey Plaza, on the corner of Elm and Houston Streets.
The Union and West End light rail stations are just a short walk away.
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