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Exhibits explore the personal and political lives of John F. Kennedy, America’s 35th President
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Sarah
1 ratings1 reviews
Wonderful piece of history! Well done, clean, safety protocols; a great time.
Lisa
12 ratings10 reviews
Was a very nice museum - well laid out, lots of placards, beautiful photos and many short video clips in each room. The Groupon made it a great value!
Theresa
10 ratings10 reviews
Great info on the 35th president and family. NOT recommended for folks that do not like to read or can't...self paced. Very informative! informative!
lynn
10 ratings2 reviews
the people who worked there were especially accommodating. The museum was very interesting!! highly recommend it
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Choose from Four Options
- $17 for museum admission for two adults ($24 value)
- $31 for museum admission for four adults ($48 value)
- $23 for a one-year individual membership ($50 value)
- $44 for a one-year family membership ($75 value)
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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
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About JFK Hyannis Museum
John F. Kennedy is nothing short of an American legend—an icon of both hope and tragedy. The residents of Cape Cod, however, see him a little differently. "He was our 35th President and our neighbor," they say, and it's this neighborly, human side of the man that takes center stage at the JFK Hyannis Museum.
The Museum offers a multimedia experience that recreates Kennedy's life from 1934 to 1963. Exhibits contain film, photographs, and decorative displays; there's even a video about Cape life narrated by Walter Cronkite. Each year, the Museum supplements its standing collection with a special exhibit focusing on one aspect of JFK's life, be it his political accomplishments or his relationship with his brother.