/internal/media/dispatcher/8098/fullPhotograph of a crane in Dealey Plaza during filming of the movie "JFK"April 1991 - May 19915 7/8 x 4 in. (14.9 x 10.1 cm)Paper, PhotoLovita Irby Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza2005.017.01010Photograph taken by the donor Lovita Irby during the filming of the 1991 movie JFK. Photo shows street sign for intersection of Houston Street and Elm Street. In the background is the Texas School Book Depository. A crane has been erected and the cab is positioned at the building's top-most windows. Printed on "Kodak Royal Paper." Originally stored in a plastic bag marked, "Real People 10" in black marker.Photographs6416610.100000000014.900000000032750Photograph (color)0E-10Photograph taken by Dallas resident Lovita Irby during the filming of Oliver Stone's movie "JFK" in Dealey Plaza. The photograph shows a street sign for the intersection of Houston Street and Elm Street in the foreground. In the background is the former Texas School Book Depository - the front of the building and other parts of Dealey Plaza were temporarily returned to their 1963 appearance during the film's production. A yellow crane has been positioned so that the cab is in front of the topmost southeastern windows of the former Book Depository, allowing the film crew to film from the angle of the gunman without actually being inside the building."JFK"Re-enactmentElm StreetDealey PlazaHouston StreetPhotographsMovieStone, OliverIrby, LovitaTexas School Book DepositoryDallasAs a teenager in 1963, Dallas resident Lovita Irby was near the corner of Elm and Houston Streets at the time of the Kennedy assassination. In 1991, she was one of several historical consultants to filmmaker Oliver Stone during the Dallas production of the Warner Brothers film, JFK. Irby extensively photographed the Dallas production and donated many of her images to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in 2005. - Stephen Fagin, Curator