John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum

As one of only ten Presidential libraries run by the National Archives and Records Administration, the JFK Presidential Library in Boston is committed to remembering John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the history of his life and presidency, and promoting political importance as a whole. This amazing collection of manuscripts, archives, photos, recordings, printed material and artifacts has been available to the public for 25 years and is visited by over 200,000 people each year.

 In addition to the fascinating aspects of the library and museum, the JFK Presidential Library is housed in an architecturally impressive building on grounds that are beautifully landscaped and located next to a harbor. Plan to spend some time here taking it all in. You will enjoy visiting this educational, interesting and memorable place.

Details

• The museum is handicap accessible, and video presentations are closed captioned. Sign language interpreters are also available with advanced request.
• Free parking on-site.
• Café and museum store on-site.
• No smoking anywhere in the building.
• No flash photography is allowed in the museum, but camcorders are permitted.