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Experience the Sixth Floor Museum

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza offers powerful, place-based learning through self-guided student visits to the
permanent exhibition, John F. Kennedy and the Memory of a Nation. Located on the sixth floor of the former Texas School
Book Depository building, the exhibition explores the life, leadership and legacy of President Kennedy, the context of the early
1960s and the events of Noviembre 22, 1963.

Through original artifacts, historic photographs, news footage and preserved spaces, students gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in American history while standing in the very location where the events occurred.

To enrich the learning experience, schools may add a facilitated program or workshop to their visit for an additional
fee. These sessions align with curriculum standards and provide students with opportunities for deeper engagement, critical thinking and interactive learning.

Museum visits must have a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. Groups larger than 80 students must contact the Musuem and are encouraged to visit on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Details about the available add-on programs can be found in the K-12 Museum Experiences Guide.

In Your Classroom

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza offers dynamic, national and state standard-aligned educational experiences
designed to bring history to life for students. These engaging sessions connect President John F. Kennedy’s life, legacy
and the events of Noviembre 22, 1963, to broader themes in American history, civics and leadership.

Through both in-person classroom visits and interactive virtual programs, museum educators guide students in primary
source analysis, critical thinking and civic discourse ensuring every learning experience, regardless of location, can engage
meaningfully with history.

Details about the available classroom visit programs can be found in the K-12 Off-Site Experiences Guide.

Aprendizaje virtual

Virtual learning classes bring the Museum to your school no matter where you are located. Live, interactive sessions allow students to learn and discuss President Kennedy’s life and legacy with Museum staff without leaving the classroom. Virtual learning classes are conducted via Zoom and may be scheduled Lunes through Viernes 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. CST. 15 students minimum and 60 students maximum per session. Multiple sessions may be booked throughout your scheduled day. Details about the available virtual learning programs can be found in the in theK-12 Virtual Learning Experiences Guide.