JFK Assasination "The Sixth Floor Museum"

Today I was able to go to The Sixth Floor Museum. This is in the building where Lee Harvey Oswald assasinated President John F. Kennedy. This is an interesting museum that takes you through an audio guided tour, and explanation, of not only his assasination but the legacy that he left behind. I find it fasinating to walk in places where historic events occured. What would it have been like to have seen this happen right before your eyes? What would you have done? How would you have felt? All these questions intrique me! Its amazing how certain places carry a stain of some form of emotion. While standing in the plaza looking up at the corner window, you have this awkward unreal feeling. Its uncomfortable and erie! So much confusion and mystery surrounds the event that ended President Kennedy's life. I would definantly reccomend this museum! It was really interesting!

 Lee Harvey Oswald was shooting from the corner window on the sixth floor.

 You can barely see an X in the middle lane on the street. That is the spot of the fatal shot.

This was a memorial built to remember the loss of President John F. Kennedy. The giant walls create a place for silence from the busy streets on the opposite side.