The Kennedy Dynasty

A Tourist’s Guide to the Kennedys

hairofgoldeyesofblue:

Taken from the book ‘What Would Jackie Do?: An Inspired Guide to Distinctive Living

Washington, D.C.

• 3321 Dent Place, Georgetown - Jack and Jackie’s rented house from September 1953 to June 1954.
• 2808 P Street, Georgetown - Jack and Jackie’s home from January 1957 to May 1957.
• 3307 N Street, Georgetown - Jack and Jackie’s home from the time of Caroline’s birth  in 1957 to the Innauguration on January 20, 1961.
• 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - The White House
• 3017 N Street, Georgetown - The house Jackie bought, and lived in for ten months, soon after the assasination.
• 3513 N Street NW - Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
• Arlington National Cemetery - The place where John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, their stillborn daughter, Patrick Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy are buried.
• 2700 F Street NW - The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

New York City

• 1040 Fifth Avenue - Jackie’s apartment overlooking Central Park.
• 980 Park Avenue (at 84th Street) - St. Ignatius Loyola - The church Jackie was baptised, confirmed and eulogized in.
• 65 East 89th Street (at Madison Avenue) - St. Thomas More Catholic Church - Jackie’s regular church. Rose Schlossberg was baptised here, and John F. Kennedy Jr’s funeral was held here.
• 14 East 51st Street - St. Patrick’s Cathedral - The church where Robert Kennedy’s funeral was held.
• 85th Street to 96th Street (Central Park) - The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir

Newport, Rhode Island

• Corner of Spring Street and Memorial Boulevard - St. Mary’s - The church that Jack and Jackie were married in.

Hyannis, Massachusetts

• 347 South Street - St. Francis Xavier - The church Jack and Jackie attended when visiting the Cape.

Palm Beach, Florida

• 144 North County Road - St. Edward’s Church - The family’s church while staying at the Palm Beach residence.
• 1095 North Ocean Boulevard - Joe and Rose Kennedy’s residence.

Boston, Massachusetts

• Columbia Point - John F. Kennedy Library and Museum