The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum preserves and shares the history of America's thirty-fifth president. Located in Boston, it offers museum exhibitions, archival collections, educational resources, and public programs that invite people to explore Kennedy's life, presidency, and legacy. Researchers can study historical records, while teachers and students can use materials that bring the period and its civic questions into the classroom. The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation supports the library's work and programs. Contributions help sustain opportunities to learn from history, engage with public service, and consider the responsibilities of citizenship through the experiences of a consequential era.
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