Kennedy Guest Bedroom
The smaller front bedroom at the Kennedys' home is exhibited as a guest bedroom, as it was used in 1917. Later it was used for children as the Kennedy family grew.
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Look for the older layer before you move on. This object is connected to more than its facade suggests.Emory Washburn →Cambridge History DeskLocal historian
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