JFK Assassination
Part 1
Part 1
The importance of this event should not be lost to the ages. I was in 7th grade on November 22, 1963 when John F. Kennedy was killed. The loss of our young and vital leader will remain an enigma, an open wound and will be forever a closed door to a future that never was. I wanted those not yet born on November 22, 1963 to listen to JFK's assassination as it unfolded.
President Kennedy speaks to a Fort Worth audience
Friday Morning
November 22, 1963
Friday Morning
November 22, 1963
Arrival at Love Field In Dallas
President and Mrs. Kennedy
at Love Field
at Love Field
Into Dealy Plaza
Through the Streets of Dallas
Selected
Abraham Zapruder
Film Frames
Abraham Zapruder
Film Frames
Frame 313
The fatal shot about
to hit President Kennedy
The fatal shot about
to hit President Kennedy
Motorcade under
the railroad overpass
to Parkland Hospital
the railroad overpass
to Parkland Hospital
Enhanced Grassy Knoll at the time of assassination
The importance of this event should not be lost to the ages. I was in 7th grade on November 22, 1963 when John F. Kennedy was killed. The loss of our young and vital leader will remain an enigma, an open wound and will be forever a closed door to a future that never was. I wanted those not yet born on November 22, 1963 to listen to JFK's assassination as it unfolded.
The open motorcade
James T. Tague:
3rd person injured during the assassination. A piece of concrete from the curb cut his cheek.
3rd person injured during the assassination. A piece of concrete from the curb cut his cheek.
Moments after JFK is shot
