/internal/media/dispatcher/9758/fullImage of President and Jacqueline Kennedy greeting crowds at Love Field11/22/19632 x 2 in. (5.1 x 5.1 cm)FilmDorothy and Carter Murphy Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza2001.064.0025035mm color slide showing Jacqueline Kennedy in the crowd of supporters at Love Field, 11/22/1963. Mrs. Kennedy's face is partially obscured but the top of her head and some of the red roses she carries are seen above center of the slide. The rest of the frame is filled with people, several holding up cameras.
Slide has been removed from its original cardboard holder and is in a black plastic carrier. Original cardboard carrier has "Color Transparency" printed in red twice on one side and "13, Dec 63" printed in red and "Crowd at airport day of assassination, Dallas Texas 11/63" written in ink on the other.Photographs631915.08000000005.080000000022089SlideOriginal 35mm color slide taken by Dallas resident Dorothy Murphy showing Jacqueline Kennedy in the crowd of supporters at Love Field airport on November 22, 1963. Mrs. Kennedy's face is partially obscured, but the top of her pink hat and some of the red roses she carries are seen above center of the image. President Kennedy is barely visible directly behind her. The rest of the frame is filled with the crowd and members of the press.CrowdsRosesPressPhotographsKennedy, JacquelineKennedy, John F.Hill, ClintLove FieldDallasNear the center of this photograph, seen wearing dark sunglasses, is U.S. Secret Service agent Clint Hill, who was assigned to Mrs. Kennedy's protective detail. Less than an hour after this photograph was taken, Hill jumped onto the back of the presidential limousine during the assassination to shield President and Mrs. Kennedy from gunfire. -- Stephen Fagin, Curator