Mr F G And Mrs M S.
6/30/2025
This place is only open from early June till late October. Take the tour, it's free and it's worth it. Friendly knowledgeable ranger. Very interesting place. Definitely worth visiting.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
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83 Beals St
Brookline, MA 02446
The John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, situated in Brookline, MA, stands as a poignant tribute to the life and legacy of the 35th President of the United States. This historical site, under the stewardship of the National Park Service (NPS), offers visitors a unique glimpse into the early years of President Kennedy, showcasing his formative years in a restored childhood home.
Immersing visitors in the rich history of one of America's most iconic figures, the site provides a compelling narrative of President Kennedy's upbringing and the influences that shaped his future leadership. Through guided tours and educational programs, guests can explore the rooms where young John F. Kennedy lived and embarked on his remarkable journey towards the presidency, offering a captivating experience for history enthusiasts and those intrigued by the enduring legacy of this influential leader.
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4.521 reviews
Amanda D.
9/26/2018
The history behind the house is very interesting. I found it fascinating that the reason it exists is because the family wanted to give the public a place to mourn after the loss of JFK. There are...
Jean Y.
7/7/2016
Not easy to find this site. Not much of sign either. Used Google map, Yelp map, etc. Took a few photos outside, then followed arrow to the visitor's center. A few steps down and I opened the...
Kathleen C.
6/10/2014
First of all, I have to say thanks to the rangers for not judging that I was headed in here after a run and was all sweaty. They didn't turn me away and even offered me the free headset (which...
Mr Kitty K.
10/19/2017
This was JFK's birthplace and home through age 10. It's part of the National Park Service. The free tours run for 30 minutes, with designated hours for open house. This only takes less than an...
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