This iconic image of John, Jacqueline and Caroline Kennedy was captured by Jacques Lowe, Kennedy's personal photographer, during his first photo shoot with the family in Hyannis Port, Mass., in July 1958. Estate of Jacques Lowe

On display through Jan. 5, 2014

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JFK Timeline

Explore the life of JFK through photos and video.

WASHINGTON — To mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the Newseum will feature two new exhibits and an original documentary film chronicling the presidency, family life and death of America's 35th president.

"JFK" includes "Creating Camelot," "Three Shots Were Fired" and the documentary, "A Thousand Days," and will open April 12, 2013.

Also featured: "JFK Online: From the Newseum Archives," an interactive Web-based exhibit that draws from the Newseum's collection of video interviews with journalists who covered Kennedy. A visually stunning timeline presents key moments in Kennedy's life, with rare photographs and personal recollections from the leading journalists of the day.

Public programs and special events about the Kennedys will take place throughout 2013 at the Newseum.

Creating Camelot

"Creating Camelot: The Kennedy Photography of Jacques Lowe" features intimate, behind-the-scenes images of President Kennedy and his family.

Nikon is the exclusive sponsor of the "Creating Camelot" exhibit.

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Three Shots Were Fired

"Three Shots Were Fired" examines the events that began with Kennedy's assassination in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.

Premier sponsorship support for "Three Shots Were Fired" has been provided by Altria Group and CBS.

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A Thousand Days

"A Thousand Days" is a Newseum-produced film that recounts the youthful glamour the Kennedy family brought to the White House and highlights newsworthy moments of a presidency cut short.

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• USA Today (February 17, 2013)
• The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection