The Sixth Floor Museum presents a living history program with two Fort Worth high school students who played at President Kennedy‘s last breakfast, learn more tomorrow at 1 p.m., included with Museum admission. #gallerytalks #livinghistory | The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza on Reels

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza on Reels

It’s #nationalpoliceweek! This police badge belonged to Dallas Chief of Police Jesse Curry and was donated to the Museum in 2017 along with a briefcase filled with paperwork, documents, photos and other items related to the assassination investigation. Though the Warren Report faulted Dallas PD, the media was also blamed, and officers did their jobs the best they could considering the extreme circumstances and emotions felt by all that weekend. What do you think? #jfk #police | The Sixth Floor M

It was the first time a murder was seen by millions on #television. Dallas club owner Jack Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald just 2 days after President Kennedy was assassinated. 60 years ago this month, Ruby stood trial for murder. #jfk | The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

'JFK Was Here' banners put up in Dallas by Sixth Floor Museum to mark 60 years since JFK's assassination

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Highlight Reel: The Museum has announced the acquisition of WBAP-TV (now KXAS-TV) footage from NBC 5. This archive, spanning from 1956-1983, documents John F. Kennedy’s visits to the Dallas area going back to 1956, the events of the weekend of the assassination, and the earliest assassination anniversaries, allowing scholars and the public to gain a greater understanding of how this chapter of history unfolded. #NBC5 #jfkassassination | The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Continuing our monthlong series honoring Jacqueline Kennedy, former First Lady of the United States, we found several oral histories in our collection with thoughts on Jackie. This is Vivian Castleberry, recorded in September of 2004. Considered the “grandmother of women journalists in Dallas,” Castleberry was the editor of women’s news at the Dallas Times Herald from 1956 to 1984. On the day of the assassination, she was waiting at the Trade Mart to cover Jackie Kennedy’s visit to the city. Wat