This video is superb. Excellent recollections we haven't heard before. Well done. Thank you to all.

Wow ,those are great pictures ! I really like your work Stephen !

My father was working in downtown Dallas that day. He was in the Mobil Building (red horse). I was approaching my 6th birthday and lived in Arlington. My mother watched on tv and cried. I didn't remember much then. Years later in 2001 I visited my father for the last time. He passed in 2002. I drove to Dallas to walk around Dealey Plaza. Had never been there in person before. I missed seeing the museum then. It was still a strange experience. It made me sad.

This was excellent! I enjoy knowing all the details.

I RECALL THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 22 1963 FAIRLY WELL...I WAS LIVING IN IRVING TEXAS WITH MY DAD,RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE HOUSE THAT RUTH PAIN LIVED IN!

RIP Bill Paxton 😔

I will never forget Friday, November 22, 1963. I was 10 tens from turning 6 years old. My Mom started crying and then when she explained what we were hearing we all started crying. May she and all of those who were affected that day Rest In Peace!

When the TSBD became the Sixth Floor Museum, the "Escape" route from the "Shooter's" window was removed. You cannot walk down the back stairway because it's no longer there. So an imaginary shooter goes down an imaginary stairway which conflicts with the testimony of the 2 men coming UP the stairway: Patrolman Marrion Baker and the building Manager Roy Truly. So what's the right thing to do to create a Museum? Make it impossible to re-enact the crime at the scene of the crime. I have NO CONSPIRACY THEORY. I have a THOROUGH CORRUPTION THEORY.

He is so interesting listening to, fluent and articulate!

The speech by administrator of Parkland Hospital from 1963 was priceless. Thanks.

The host is an excellent speaker, but he definitely needs a new tailor.

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.

Excellent presentation, I have recently discovered on KZfaq the work that you are doing there in old school book depository. I have been watching as many of your videos as I can find, thank you for all the work you have done. I am in Ireland and have always been fascinated with President Kennedy, I certainly hope to visit your museum soon. You have a lovely natural presenting style and your knowledge is amazing, very well done, thank you

I was in afternoon kindergarten and our teacher told us to lay down on our blankets while a group of teachers came in and watched the Television.

Here it is 1 week after the 60th memorial of President Kennedy and I am still watching these captivating historical events and interviews! What an amazing Channel!

Fantastic program.

GREAT presentation. 👍

When we stay far away from the place of assassination it gives us lot of emotion grief and sobbing like us in India. But people like you who stay close to the place it would give a certain amount of relaxation.

26:55 I saved my family’s home movies (to be honest, I was the only kid that wanted them because I was the baby and most of the films were centered around me as a toddler and no one else cared because our parents divorced in 1963 and to this day they seem to blame the divorce on me. They sure took it out on me! :(. Anyway maybe that’s the reason home movies on 8 mm always appeal to me. The colors are so vibrant!!!!

My dad was teaching geography at Scituate Jr. High School in Massachusetts on November 22, 1963. His class was interrupted by an announcement stating that the president had been shot while riding in a motorcade in Dallas. Moments later word came by a student at the door that the president had died from his wounds. 50 years later my dad who retired in 1994 after 38 years of teaching was a substitute teacher in the same school. On November 22, 2013 he was assigned to the same classroom! A complete coincidence?

I was born a month to the day after president Kennedy was killed I was told by my mother and aunt uncles you were born a month after so it made a big impression on me as a young kid and asked questions jfk was part of my early years and not forgot him what a sad loss to the world greetings from Glasgow scotland

Where I was? November 22,1963, I was barely out of diapers and in a month, on December 17th, I was turning 4 years old.

Love your vlog! Very interesting, I was 5 months old in 1963! That black guy- his dad was chased by officers. Racist. 😮😮

Why do they spend more time filming what the speaker is saying than focusing on the pics?

Teddy Roosevelt was VP for McKinley. Both were voted into office he succeeded McKinley at the age of 42. Kennedy was 43.

The pic with the three cameras circled at Hotel Texas...there is a NatGeo special interviewing girls in front row in which they show the pics taken that morning. Did the museum ever see that and contact them about pics?

Gary Mack passed away unexpectedly. I also felt there was something sinister

Thank you for this amazing channel

Thank you for this very poignant video and talk on that fateful day in Dallas. The Dream of a better kinder world was wiped out with the passing of JFK.Will visit next trip to US.

Why were you in such a hurry??? These witnesses should not be rushed!!!

I was a high school student, seated in History Class. ("I like "History" , but nothing ever happens any more.") Some one was at the class room door? Mumbling was heard. The Teacher walked away from the door mumbling to herself "I think he's drunk again.(He was a Janitor. The speaker in the room came on... ... and they told us.......

Nice presentation.

I am always annoyed by Associate Curator Stephen Fagin's almost celebratory demeanor in every one of these 6th Floor Museum videos. It's like he is conducting a High School reunion instead of one of the most devastating moments in American history.

I've always thought one of the most overlooked items for consideration is to find out WHY Kennedy felt it was so necessary to have the bubble top down, get close to people, have his secret service further back than normal. Was someone in his ear the whole time telling him that he needed to "appear" this way to the people of Dallas, or was it Kennedy who initiated this approach himself? I think if you found it was "encouraged" from his staff/advisors you'd find something to work with.

In the 6th grade on Long Island, my teacher told us that President Kennedy had been shot. News reports came to us over the intercom. We eventually did our usual Friday afternoon routine. Giving book reports. I gave mine on a book I chose a week earlier: The Day Lincoln Was Shot (Jim Bishop). I have a UPI picture of JFK, LBJ, Jackie and Lady Bird taken at the Fort Worth Breakfast. Jackie shown beaming at the audience, having just entered. The back caption refers to President Kennedy just that way -- President Kennedy. No mention of any shooting. Which might have been one of the last to be sent out before the assassination. I have not seen it published.

Such a Tremendous Tragedy !!!!

Where are any photos showing Chism family next to the Newman's? Any photos of Mr. Chism being tackled and held because he was running in Dealey Plaza?

Where is the photo the boys took of the inside of the car?

‘New shoes for junie.’That was Oswalds last words to detective lavelle and was the code word to the other conspirators including marina.

LBJ ! His family was scared ? I would be to since 1963 to 1967 over 396 people died under very weird circumstances . Scotland yard did the investigating !!!

Sallinger was in France or Japan at the time of assassination. Kindly confirm.

I was four years from being born in 1963, but the assassination of president Kennedy, as one of the darkest historical events, is absolute most interesting to me. The further I go into it, the more obvious the conspiracy gets. However, when you are convinced it's always easy to add any new factor to your conclusion, and I basically try to keep the factors that aren't truly evident out. Like the Umbrella Man, who most likely was an individual protesting with appearing like Neville Chamberlain, this due to Joe Kennedy's subduing of Hitler pre to WW2. One of the most staggering and scary photographs is from Airforce One, so shortly after the assassination that Jackie Kennedy still wears her pink dress, full of her husband's blood and brain tissue, but where Lyndon B. Johnson, when the presidential oath is secured, quickly and with what appears like a grin turns to his good friend, congressman Albert Thomas, who winks back with an evil look. This picture says just as much as the Zapruder film.

32:02 who is the character walking in the middle of the street? Suspicious at best.

I was six. My parents had a framed picture of him in the living room. I thought he was a relative...i was so sad he got kilked. My whole family grieved. Found out later he was not a relative

I was in my crib @ 142 D Street SE in Washington DC.

Why was Hill the only Secret Service agent to run to the car? Did the others know the scoop and he didn't?

A propaganda organization is open for business at the supposed shooter's location. How comforting.

1:17:51 who is the jumper girl? For some reason, she stands out to me.

Did you know that if Connolly had been sitting somewhere other than where he was actually sitting, the second shot would have had to have changed direction to hit him where it did?

Other than that Jackie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How Did YOU Like DALLAS ???? 🔫

What a wonderful presentation.

It was a nightmare on Elm Street.

Got the creeps staying at Hyatt in 80's overlooking TSBD

My uncle and two of my aunt's were employed at t TSDB at the time when it happened.Look up the one and only Disabled Afro-American man that worked there at the time-

any of these people are fortunate to be alive - obviously they knew no nitty gritty

Dam the Kennedies never liked never Will they were crookies

I think he should only game now

where is meatloaf he claims he was at Parkland and his picture was shown on the news that night.

If a couple of the agents had been on the back of JFKs car, they might have blocked the third shot.

How refreshing...folks not still looking for the (imaginary) real killers!

Such a happy lil man talking murder

Yikes!! Lots of people need shrinks!!

Such a jovial narrator?

The 6th Floor Museum has an accurate display of the sniper's nest, so of course, there's no Oswald.

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I Believe That Nixon HAD Something To Do with jfk assassination

It's seems kind of morbid to have a museum and various sites in Dealey Plaza set aside as tourist attractions to commemorate the killing of a President. Oh, Well, I suppose the city of Dallas has made a lot of money from tourists who visited these sites over the years.

27:50 Christ!! For a second i thought it was Freddy from NightMare on Elm Street.

John Hanson was an Iconic Figure also, the 1st Black President from 1781-1783, the President before George Washington!!! Why No talk about Him!?

That was back when Democrats behaved civilized like conservatives.

And upon further review it appears there is no limit to the depths of anti American depravity thru our history that the Democratic party wont stoop!