The John F. Kennedy Library

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The John F. Kennedy Library
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• The John F. Kennedy Library and Museum is
  dedicated to the memory of our nations 35-th
  president and to all those who through the art of
  politics seek a new and better world. Located on
  a ten-acre park, the Library stands as a vibrant
  tribute to the life and times of John F. Kennedy.

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• The John Presidential Library system formally
  began in 1939. A month before his death,
  President Kennedy visited Cambridge,
  Massachusetts, and chose a site next to Harvard
  University for the Library. It was to be the
  place where the records of his Presidency could
  be kept and where he would have his office when
  he retired from public life. Plans for the
  Kennedy Library began to take share in December
  1963.

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• The Ernest Hemingway collection at the John F.
  Kennedy Library is the most comprehensive body of
  Hemingway material currently available is one
  place.
• We offer interactive, guided school programs for
  elementary, middle, and high school students.
  Self-guided museum visits are available for
  middle and high school students.