During our visit to Dallas this week, we had the opportunity to explore the Sixth Floor Museum, a memorial to former United States President John F. Kennedy. As a distant cousin, I grew up hearing stories of him, and his legacy continues to impact American history to this day. As someone who was born in the early 70s, I vividly remember the somber mood surrounding JFK's tragic death. Visiting the museum was a powerful experience - the thought-provoking and heartbreaking images served as a stark reminder of the enduring impact of JFK's life and legacy. https://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/john-f-kennedy
Well, I saw grass as you can see from the shot looking down at the street. But I'm not really sure if it was the same grass as I didn't learn about the "grassy knoll" theory until I was near the end.