How do I schedule an Oral History interview to share my story? The Museum’s collection of newspapers, photographs, books and magazines, video and audiotapes, news film and other documentary materials offers many firsthand accounts of the events of November 22, 1963. The collection is featured in numerous publications, including “Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years” by David Talbot the Newseum publication “The President Has Been Shot” American History magazine (December 2003) The Dallas Morning News Associated Press stories and in several national and international newspapers.ĭoes the Museum offer other firsthand accounts besides the Oral History Collection? The collection has been included in several documentaries, including Image of an Assassination: A New Look at the Zapruder Film, JFK: The Dallas Tapes, JFK: The Torch Is Passed, and in The Dallas Morning News Belo Interactive 2002 CD-ROM JFK: The Story Behind the Story. The Oral History Collection has been featured on C-SPAN Radio and Television, National Public Radio, and on local television networks, including WFAA-TV Dallas/Fort Worth. Where have the oral histories been seen or heard? All oral histories are recorded and archived for preservation in the permanent collection. The Museum actively collects oral histories about the life, death and legacy of President Kennedy, the culture of the 1960s and the history of Dallas.

Oral histories are stories and personal memories.

Oral History Collection FAQ What is an oral history?

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