I live in Dallas and I’ve been to this place several times. Amazing how it’s all preserved exactly as it was back in 1963

Dealy Plaza.. The most haunting place in existence and has changed very little since '63.

Went to Dallas 7 weeks ago and covered every square inch of Dealey Plaza. The place is surreal

This is BY FAR, the best video I have seen of the grassy knoll and the area that was also in question after the assassination.

Thank you for a virtual tour for those who have not had the chance to visit this historically mysterious place....still wonder who was / were standing there on the fatal day !

I'll never forget that day. It was a Friday. They sent us home early from school. When I got home my mother was crying in front of the TV.

That gave me the best sense of being there that I've ever gotten in all the hundreds of still and motion picture shots I seen.

What a small area from looking at this , I really thought it was much bigger , much more area than I thought from the Zapruder film . The geometry has everything to do with the possibilities . Thanks for this

Great video! You were standing in the footsteps that changed history. The bullet replaced the ballot.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Finally, someone got the perspective of the South Grassy Knoll!

Wow! Incredible how accessible that area is today even. Such a vantage point, with cover, viable escape routes etc. It’s hard to believe the secret service weren’t complicit, with so many infractions of their protocols. But who would willingly put themselves in a vehicle you knew was going to be fired upon.

this remains fascinating.. It appears to be unchanged in its layout since the early 1960s.. well done, indeed…I can’t help but wonder if all the people who regularly drive this route can ever NOT think about where they are and why this place is so historic and important.

Visited in the late 90s. I was stunned by how small the area is. It seems that anyone there that day would have had no problem recognizing the direction the sound of rifle fire came from.

I give Dallas credit for preserving Dealy Plaza, TSBD, picket fence, highways, triple overpass, even X's in the street where Kennedy was struck. Alot of cities would have erased these reminders of such a tragic day. But in Dallas it's all still there, like a time capsule from sixty years ago. And it let's everybody visit and reconstruct it and make up their own minds about what happened.

"In Dealey Plaza, it will always be November 22, 1963."

Probably millions of people have driven through Dealy Plaza before November 22nd, 1963 , and millions more after that day...Only one was NOT able to do it successfully in the short distance between the School Book Depository and the overpass. RIP Mr. Kennedy...God knows the truth of whatever happened that terrible day.

I give you credit,the person who made this film,awsome,thank you very much.

To me, three things rule out any shooter from this position: The angle is all wrong, as a frontal shot would have had to exit Kennedy's left side, which was completely undamaged; people on the overpass, who some thought they saw smoke at this location, arrived within seconds and found nothing besides some footprints, which could have been left there anytime; but most importantly any shot from this angle would have absolutely confirmed a conspiracy (since Connally's wounds especially are impossible to explain from any grassy knoll location), something one would think any conspirators would be trying their hardest to avoid. Yes, everything is so small at Dealey Plaza, but it's still a great place to apply Occam's Razor and a little common sense. Thanks for posting.

Thanks for sharing. Looks different than I expected. Hope to go there.

Thank you for putting this video.