Lee Harvey Oswald's apt. being torn down
Dallas apartment complex where itinerant once lived before assassinating JFK is being demolished
JFK Assassination
High-Tech Milestones During the JFK Era
Gallery: As a New President Electrified the Nation, Technology Pushed Past Old Barriers
JFK's Inaugural Address 50 Years Later
On January 20th, 1961, John F. Kennedy was sworn-in as the 35th President of the United States. His famous "ask not" line in his inaugural address stirred Americans to action and inspired a generation. 50 years later, the speech remains one of the most important in political history. Jeff Greenfield takes a look at Kennedy's famous words and how they impacted America.
JFK: The Early Years
Images from His Youth, Marriage to Jackie and Campaigning for President
JFK: The White House Years
Images of the 35th President During his Time in Office
JFK: The Assassination
The 35th President was Gunned Down During a Motorcade In Dallas
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