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“On Assignment” Exhibit at the 6th Floor Museum in Dallas

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Click on pictures to enlarge. I made mini-galleries. Thanks for visiting, MDC

Closer view
I met this gentleman one time in front of his famous pic, not knowing who he was. He said that was his photo. Awestruck that he was even still alive. He donated much of his work to the Sixth Floor museum.
Last portrait of JFK (in essence) from Love Field
Shaking hands at Love.

Motorcade route and where the four reporters were.
Motorcade route
From the 7th floor a few days ago.
Photo of the 6th floor sniper’s perch.
Reporter Shelton’s notes. Note the blank space.

About the exhibit.
Sketch of what the paper was supposed to print until tragedy struck.
Robert H. Jackson’s famous photo
Bob Jackson’s camera used to take the photo of Oswald being shot by Ruby. Mr. Jackson donated much of his photo and artifacts collection to the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.

Large photo of the busy DTH newsroom
Artifacts from the 60s
More artifacts from the 60s
Time of JFK’s death

Parkland Trauma Room 1 door
Girl outside at Parkland praying for JFK.
Women at Parkland after hearing the worst.
Grieving child.

At Police Headquarters
Jim Lehrer
Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry with his badge superimposed on a picture
Chaos at the police headquarters when Oswald was there

Photo of the 6th floor sniper’s perch.
From the 7th floor a few days ago.
Sixth Floor Museum Director Nicola Longford speaking to the group of members at the exhibit preview.
Nicola Longford, Museum Director
Dallas Times Herald newsroom re-creation
Stephan Feagin, Museum Curator

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