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John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site NPS Centennial 1916-2016
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy NHS is open seasonally and program offerings are pending staff availability. Please contact the site at 617-566-7937, for the current schedule of programs. 

A small visitor center with a single-use restroom is located in the basement of the museum. The museum is located in a residential neighborhood: there are no other public restrooms or vendors located in the immediate vicinity. Parking is limited: no vehicle may idle while parked in the residential area and parking is limited to a duration of two hours. Use of stairs is necessary to access the basement Visitor Center and first and second floor rooms of the historic house. No wheelchair access is available to visitors at this time.

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Trolley stop at Coolidge Corner - these trolleys still run along the same lines that the Kennedy family rode into downtown Boston.

Did You Know?
In Boston, there is no “subway!” Our trolleys, trains, & ferries are part of one of the oldest transit systems in the country that is known as the “T”. Trolley lines run along the same routes that the Kennedy family rode into downtown Boston. You can follow their journey during your visit to Boston.
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Last Updated: October 14, 2010 at 15:38 MST