- Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District - The Walking Tour will travel the route JFK’s motorcade took on Nov. 22, 1963
- Main Street
- Turn north onto Houston Street
- Turn west on Elm Street
- West along Elm Street
- JFK’s location when shots were fired
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Triple Underpass
We will then travel north across Elm Street to the Grassy Knoll, stopping at: - Fence where a shooter may have fired from
- Parking lot and railroad tracks behind fence
- Spot where Abraham Zapruder filmed JFK being shot
- Texas School Book Depository
- Curated tour by a Presidential historian
Even after many years since his tragic assassination in November 1963, our curiosity about why John F. Kennedy was killed is still very much alive.
We invite you to join us on a distinctive Walking Tour as we delve into what could arguably be the biggest unsolved murder case of the 20th century. During the tour, we will provide insights into:
- The motives behind JFK’s assassination
- The reasons why Oswald couldn’t have been the one to fire the deadly shots at JFK
- The Warren Commission’s concealment of the truth
This tour is beneficial to anyone interested in learning more about JFK’s infamous murder. It is put together by an expert in presidential history who has dedicated years to the study of this case.
We will sift through a sea of information and present you with the essential details necessary to form an opinion on who really assassinated JFK.
At the end of the tour, we will share our conclusion with you, unveiling the identity of the schemer who orchestrated the conspiracy resulting in JFK’s death.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
