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John F. Kennedy National Historic Site

83 Beals Street, Brookline, MA 02446

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+1 617 566 7937

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www.nps.gov

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As you wind your way through the museum,you will see the history not only of John F Kennedy's presidency,but also many items,including clothing that belonged to Jackie. more on Epinions.com

You will then walk out into a large glassed room overlooking Boston Harbor. more on Epinions.com

The museum does not dwell on his death,but rather on his life. more on Epinions.com

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We did nt go to the library but the J>F.Kennedy birthplace is very interesting with a very national park docent more on TripAdvisor

My daughter lives in the neighborhood, so it was an easy walk to the house. Even in those days, it was quite a large house for newlyweds....and they had live in help. They were not your typical newlyw ... more on TripAdvisor

As a young Canadian, at the time, I always had a great admiration for your young and vibrant president. This childhood home has been very authentically and lovingly recreated by Rose Kennedy. The know ... more on TripAdvisor

The home is a little off the beaten path, being almost at the end of the subway line from Boston, plus a little walking from there. However, there is a nice tour and the house features several origina ... more on TripAdvisor

We were there when they celebrated JFK's "92 Birthday". There was an open house with a birthday cake. The house is decorated and set up like it would have been when JFK lived there when he was 3 years ... more on TripAdvisor

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Having spent Saturday visiting the Adams family sites in Quincy, it seemed important to add one more president to our weekend. Finding ... more on igougo