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A visit to the Conspiracy Museum might go nicely with an outing to the nearby Kennedy Memorial which is a 50 foot square, open-roofed, concrete cenotaph, or "empty tomb," was designed by New York architect and Kennedy family friend Philip Johnson. Inside the stark monument is a granite marker inscribed with the president's full name. Outside, an interpretive panel explains that a cenotaph is "a memorial for one whose remains lie elsewhere." The cenotaph, open 24 hours a day, is lighted from underneath at night. The memorial was completed in 1970, funded by private donations from the citizens of Dallas. Skeptics will relish in the exploration of alleged cover-ups involving the assassinations of President Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. and others.
There is also an exhibit on Korean Airlines Flight 007, which was shot down by Soviet missiles in 1983, and one on UFO sightings, as well as information on the Chappaquiddick scandal of 1969 involving Mary Jo Kopechne and Sen. Edward Kennedy. The exhibits on the JFK assassination include the findings of the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee. There's also information on Lee Harvey Oswald's capture and the "magic bullet" theory. Documentaries about the JFK events are shown several times throughout the day. In addition, the museum can arrange guided tours of Dealey Plaza. Charter a coach bus to bring the whole family!

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