Grassy Knoll

We are currently standing near the corner of Houston Street, looking toward the intersection where the presidential motorcade made its fateful approach. It is essential to understand the sheer scale and composition of the convoy…

We now stand directly at the base of the former Texas School Book Depository, a massive, seven story brick edifice measuring roughly one hundred feet wide and one hundred feet deep. Cast your gaze upward to the easternmost window…

As we pivot away from the Depository, let us focus our attention on the gentle downward slope of Elm Street itself. If traffic permits, you may notice distinct markings or X symbols painted directly onto the asphalt by…

We now move slightly westward along the edge of Elm Street to observe a distinct concrete structure. This elevated, block like monument is part of a larger architectural installation known as the W P A project, a beautifully…

As we look to the right of the Zapruder pedestal, we are finally confronted with the Grassy Knoll itself. This modest, unassuming slope of manicured green turf has become the absolute epicenter of American conspiracy theory and a…

Ascending the steep incline of the Grassy Knoll, we reach the visual boundary of the plaza, marked by a wooden structure famously known as the Picket Fence. Originally constructed as a six foot tall stockade style fence featuring…

Stepping carefully behind the perimeter of the picket fence, we enter what was, in nineteen sixty three, a sprawling railroad parking lot. On the day of the assassination, this dirt and gravel expanse was completely filled with…

Our final physical stop within the plaza brings us to the pedestrian path overlooking the Triple Underpass. This massive concrete structure, another highly decorative component of the nineteen thirties W P A retro architecture…

As we conclude our highly detailed forensic tour of the Grassy Knoll and Dealey Plaza, we are left to grapple with the profound and enduring mysteries that continue to permeate this space. Despite decades of exhaustive…