JFK Library

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JFK Library

A tribute to the 35th president of the United States, the John F. Kennedy Library features several fantastic interactive exhibits and all the information you could possibly need about Boston’s most famous son.

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addressColumbia Point, Boston
openingHoursMon, Tue & Thu–Sun 10am–4pm with last entry at 2:30pm; Wed closed
phone+1 617 514 1600
publicTransportRed line to JFK/UMASS
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