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L.L.beam.com slash guide. At the JFK National Historic Site closed its doors, the collections were safely secure. The

FK National Historic Site closed its doors. The collections were safely secured and the site prepared for an extensive

facelift. The plan involved the installation of an accessible visitor center along with other much-needed maintenance.

Originally set to begin in early 2020, unforeseen hurdles like the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the work to 2022. Now in 2023 the work is

finally reaching completion. Since its opening in 1969 the site has undergone very few major renovations.

There was a significant structural project in 1986 involving repair of basement floors,

improving the exterior staircase, and the addition of a small visitor

center and retail shop in the basement of JFK's birthplace.

However, as years passed, this 1986 visitor center grew outdated and remained

inaccessible to many visitors with disabilities. A change was due.

I'm Jason Epperson and today on America's National Parks, we take you to the birthplace of our

35th President, the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, preparing for a grand reopening after several years of important renovations. 83 Beals Street in the Coolidgeon corner neighborhood of Brookline, Massachusetts, was purchased

by Joseph Patrick Kennedy Sr. in preparation for his marriage to Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald on October 7, 1914.

The Kennedy family was the third owner of the house on Beals Street.

It was built in 1999, a period of rapid growth in Brookline, a suburb on the edge of Boston.

A few months after they were married, Joe Kennedy purchased a new model T that he used to commute to downtown, where he worked as the president of the Columbia Trust Bank.

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