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Photograph of what would have been a gunmans view of the John F. Kennedys car if he had been hidden behind the fence on the grassy knoll at the time of Kennedys assassination in Dallas, Texas, 22 November 1963. Photograph by Stephen White, 1968

Photograph of what would have been a gunmans view of the John F. Kennedys car if he had been hidden behind the fence on the grassy knoll at the time of Kennedys assassination in Dallas, Texas, 22 November 1963. Photograph by Stephen White, 1968


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Photograph of what would have been a gunmans view of the John F. Kennedys car if he had been hidden behind the fence on the grassy knoll at the time of Kennedys assassination in Dallas, Texas, 22 November 1963. Photograph by Stephen White, 1968

KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, 1963.
Photograph of what would have been a gunmans view of the John F. Kennedys car if he had been hidden behind the fence on the grassy knoll at the time of Kennedys assassination in Dallas, Texas, 22 November 1963. Photograph by Stephen White, 1968

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This haunting photograph captures a chilling perspective of what could have been the view of a gunman hidden behind the fence on the grassy knoll during John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, Texas on November 22,1963. Taken by Stephen White in 1968, this image offers a glimpse into one of America's most tragic moments. The photo depicts the scene from an elevated position, showcasing the open-top convertible carrying President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline as it passes by. The lush greenery of the grassy knoll frames the frame, adding an eerie contrast to the somber event that unfolded here. As we study this image closely, we can't help but wonder about alternate realities and unanswered questions surrounding JFK's death. Was there another shooter? Did someone hide behind that very fence? The conspiracy theories surrounding this fateful day continue to captivate minds even decades later. Stephen White's photograph serves as a poignant reminder of our nation's loss and ignites curiosity about what truly transpired on that tragic afternoon. It is through images like these that history comes alive, allowing us to reflect upon significant events and their lasting impact on society. Displayed within Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, this print invites viewers to delve deeper into one of America's most enduring mysteries while paying tribute to President Kennedy and his legacy.

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