/internal/media/dispatcher/22819/fullColor photograph of mourners and memorial flowers in Dealey Plaza11/24/19633 1/2 x 5 in. (8.9 x 12.7 cm)PaperCorpus Christi Museum of Science and History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza2002.007.00140A color photograph of mourners and memorial flower arrangements in Dealey Plaza on November 24, 1963.
The memorial flowers are placed in the grassy knoll and the mourners are occupying a small section of the grassy area next to Elm Street. The memorial flowers are protected by a roped section. The photograph shows the triple underpass and also the south pergola of Dealey Plaza. A traffic sign reading "Stemmons Freeway - Keep Right" is located in the center of the photograph.
The back of the photograph contains a watermark reading "KODAK Paper" and contains a stamp in red ink reading "KODACHROME Print - Made By KODAK - Jan.65R".
The top of the photograph in the center shows evidence of a small area delamination and pitting on the back of the photograph.Photographs6384612.70000000008.890000000022111Photograph (color)Color photograph by amatuer photographer Mrs. T. H. Howell on November 24, 1963. Immediately after the assassination and in the following days and weeks, people left flowers and mementos in Dealey Plaza in honor of President Kennedy. This image shows mourners and memorial flower arrangements in Dealey Plaza. The memorial flowers are placed in the grassy knoll, and the mourners are occupying a small section of the grassy area next to Elm Street. The memorial flowers are protected by a roped section. The photograph shows Elm Street, the Triple Underpass, and the south pergola of Dealey Plaza. A traffic sign reading "Stemmons Freeway - Keep Right" is located in the center of the photograph.AssassinationDealey PlazaElm StreetMournersFlowersMemorialsCrowdsTriple underpassGrassy knollPhotographsKennedy, John F.Dallas