Credit: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection "Howdy, Mr. President!" A Fort Worth Perspective of JFK, an exhibit commemorating President John F. Kennedy's visit to Fort Worth and Dallas in November 1963, is on view in Special Collections through February 8, 2014. This photograph depicts President Kennedy confidently emerging from the Hotel Texas to greet the crowd which had assembled in the parking lot just south of the hotel on the morning of November 22, 1963. From left, Kennedy’s political entourage is comprised of Congressman Jim Wright, State Senator Don Kennard, Governor John Connally, President Kennedy, and Vice President Lyndon Johnson. It is just one of more than 80 images taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram photographers showcased in the exhibit. Collectively they record the extensive local preparations for the presidential visit and the warm Fort Worth welcome offered by the President’s admirers, displaying hospitality they believed only Texans could deliver. "Howdy, Mr. President!" is on view on the 6th floor of UT Arlington's Central Library. Admission is free and open to the public. For directions and exhibit hours, please call (817) 272-3393. The University of Texas at Arlington Library offers a diverse collection of materials on the history of Texas and the Southwest. Each week, readers get a glimpse of the past with an image from Special Collections. uta.edu/library/spco, (817) 272-3393.
Credit: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection "Howdy, Mr. President!" A Fort Worth Perspective of JFK, an exhibit commemorating President John F. Kennedy's visit to Fort Worth and Dallas in November 1963, is on view in Special Collections through February 8, 2014. This photograph depicts President Kennedy confidently emerging from the Hotel Texas to greet the crowd which had assembled in the parking lot just south of the hotel on the morning of November 22, 1963. From left, Kennedy’s political entourage is comprised of Congressman Jim Wright, State Senator Don Kennard, Governor John Connally, President Kennedy, and Vice President Lyndon Johnson. It is just one of more than 80 images taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram photographers showcased in the exhibit. Collectively they record the extensive local preparations for the presidential visit and the warm Fort Worth welcome offered by the President’s admirers, displaying hospitality they believed only Texans could deliver. "Howdy, Mr. President!" is on view on the 6th floor of UT Arlington's Central Library. Admission is free and open to the public. For directions and exhibit hours, please call (817) 272-3393. The University of Texas at Arlington Library offers a diverse collection of materials on the history of Texas and the Southwest. Each week, readers get a glimpse of the past with an image from Special Collections. uta.edu/library/spco, (817) 272-3393.
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Barack Obama.
