The  JFK  Assassination
	THEN: 214 Neely Street               Dallas, Texas	NOW: 214 Neely Street               and Yours Truly

No Tricks--This is the spot, folks!      Except for Alfred E. Neuman's head on my body, this truly is I. (Color and black & white photo: David W. Reese 2005)

 

DALLAS:THEN AND NOW AN ONLINE TRIP TO DALLAS  Come with me as I follow Lee Harvey Oswald's movements   and see the sights over 40 years later. Here are a few previews:(scroll down)

 

My Trip to Dallas:	Then and Now
Then:  Grassy Knoll seconds after shots were fired.  (Bond photo)	Now: The Grassy Knoll behind me is peaceful today--- unless those two back there have other plans in mind. "Get away from there, youse kids!"   (David W. Reese 2003)

 

Then: 10th and Patton from where Helen Markham saw Oswald murder Officer Tippit.	Now:  10th & Patton  (David W. Reese 2003)

 

Now here it is: Click and enjoy the feature...  Reese's Dallas  Then & Now

Discontents: Page 1 - The Neely Street apartment and Ruth Paine's house in Irving Page 2 - Dealy Plaza and witness Lee Bowers Page 3 - Some witnesses and the Zapruder film Page 4 - The Grassy Knoll Page 5 - Oswald returns to his boarding house. Page 6 - The murder of  Officer J.D. Tippit Page 7 - Oswald's arrest at the Texas Theatre Page 8 - Jack Ruby murders Oswald. Page 9 - Bizarre images related to the assassination Page 10 - Epilogue (the various and sundried)

 

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"Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please." ---Mark Twain         "Truth will come to sight; murder cannot be hid long."  --Shakespeare         "Facts are stubborn things." ---John Adams   (The Louisville Herald) This gentleman was my barber back in 1963. He was trimming my "Butch" at  the West End Barbershop in Louisville, Ohio, when it was announced on TV that President Kennedy was shot. Mr. Lynch went out to my mother  who was in the parking lot (Cool guys don't have their mothers come in with them!) and told her to turn on the car radio---that President Kennedy had  just been shot. Art was 29 at the time.  This picture is a recent photo of him. Click here to see the barbershop. Disclaimer:  This website was created for educashunal purposes only. It provides no gainful income (or even ungainful  now that I think of it). So give me a break if you find an image that I've used that may be copyright-protected.  Any use of such an image was done in good faith and intended for instructional use. I'm human, too, okay?