18 Tremont Street
18 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts was the main campaign office (there were four others scattered throughout the 11th district) for JFK in his initial run…
230 Park Avenue
230 Park Avenue was the street address of the offices of Joe Kennedy, Sr. Staff and aides in this office supported John F. Kennedy’s personal…
801 Cambridge Street
801 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts was the location of one of the five campaign offices opened by JFK during his run for Congress in 1946….
Beverly House
While on their honeymoon to Acapulco, JFK and Jackie stayed at the Beverly House, a home owned by William Randolph Hearst.
Castle Hot Springs
Shortly after the New Year’s Day in 1945, JFK left the East Coast for Castle Hot Springs in Arizona, a longtime resort and spa about…
Cohasset
Cohasset was the first regular summer escape for the Joseph P. Kennedy family and it was not a happy one, at least not socially. The…
Craigville Beach
Craigville Beach on Cape Cod was the summer home of the Kennedy family in 1924 and 1925. The family began taking summers on Cape Cod…
Dinah’s Shack
Dinah’s Shack was a popular restaurant in Palo Alto that Jack took his dates, including Flip Price to for a meal. It originally opened in…
Green’s Pharmacy
Green’s Pharmacy was a favorite JFK boyhood haunt in Palm Beach, Florida. As President, JFK would sometimes go out the back door of the Kennedy…
Old House Office Building Room 322
Old House Office Building room 322 was JFK’s assigned office when he was a freshman Congressman. This and surrounding offices were known as “freshman” row…
Hyannis Inn Motel
Hyannis Inn Motel was used as the temporary headquarters for JFK during his Presidential campaign and after his election in 1960. The headquarters was later…
Lahey Clinic
JFK was a frequent and long-term patient at the Lahey Clinic, seeing physicians ranging from Dr. Sara Jordan for his gastrointestinal problems to orthopedic surgeons…
Locke-Ober
This restaurant has long attracted the power elite of Boston.
L’Omelette
L’Omelette was a local Palo Alto restaurant that JFK often took Flip Price and other dates to. during his three months on the campus of…
Seminole Golf Club
Seminole Club housed the golf course frequented by JFK and his family in Juno Beach, Florida. Founded in 1929, the Donald Ross-designed course was known…
St. Aidan’s Church
JFK was baptized and also served as an altar boy along with his older brother Joe, Jr. at St. Aidan’s Church, which was a few…
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Although decidedly lax in following church teaching on some subjects such as adultery, JFK attended mass regularly. When the family was in Palm Beach, they…
St. Francis Xavier Church
St. Francis Xavier church was the modest, white clapboard Catholic church attended by Jack Kennedy and his family in Hyannis .
Tulagi Island
JFK was sent to Tulagi Island to recover after his August 8, 1943 rescue from a six day ordeal following the sinking of his PT…
Union Oyster House
This restaurant at 41 Union St. in Boston was a favorite Sunday hangout of JFK’s.