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10 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1914-1920 Source 23
83 Beals Street Source 3
Brookline, MA Source
Joe purchased this three-story frame house for $6,500 from Howard Type HH
Kline just before their marriage. Joe and Rose furnished the
dwelling before they went on their honeymoon. (See Source 3,
page 127.)
They moved out in the Fall of 1920. (Source 3, page 146.)
24 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1920-1927 Source 3
131 Naples Road (at Abbortsford) Source
Boston, MA Source
This was a fine, 12-room, Colonial revival-style house. Joe Type HH
proudly oversaw the choosing of proper wall coverings, fine
Oriental rugs, and the selection of antique furniture for their
new home. Rose had all the modern conveniences, her own bedroom,
a private nursery for Eunice, and separate rooms for all the
children. (See Source 3, page 146.)
39 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1927-1929 Source 3
(Rented 13-room house) Source
Riverdale, NY Source
From this house you could see the vast expanse of the Hudson Type HH
River flowing majestically toward the Atlantic. (Source 3, page
173.)
40 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1929- Source 3
"Crownlands" Source
Pondfield Road Source
Bronxville, NY Type HH
This $250,000 estate was purchased by Joe, but the deed listed
Rose as the purchaser of the property. The great red-brick
Georgian house had tall white columns and was set on over five
acres of meticulously landscaped grounds. There were 20
bedrooms, more than enough for all the children, the maids, the
nurses, and any guests that Joe might invite.
Joe Jr., Jack, and Kathleen had sovereignty over the third floor,
which also contained an enormous playroom and the governesses'
bedroom. The other children resided on the second floor.
Separate quarters existed for the gardener and the chauffeur.
(The above is from Source 3, page 180.)
22 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1929- Source 3
(the prior Malcolm Cottage) Source 68
Irving Avenue Source 67
Hyannis Port, MA Type HH
In 1926 Joseph and his wife, Rose, rented the Malcolm Cottage in
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Hyannisport, which had been built in 1902 as a rambling, white,
clapboard home with green shutters, with 2.5 acres of lawn, a
tennis court, a swimming pool, and a private beach. Three years
later, the Kennedys purchased the house and hired the original
architect, Frank Paine of Boston, to remodel it. An addition
doubled the size to 14 rooms and 9 baths and added a 30'x15'
motion-picture theater in the basement, the first private theater
in New England.
By 1932 the Kennedy family had grown to nine children, and the
summer home saw the comings and goings of Joe Jr., John,
Rosemary, Kathleen, Eunice, Patricia, Robert, Jean, and Edward.
Their days were filled with swimming, sailing, tennis, touch
football, and picnics.
President Kennedy later spoke of Hyannis Port as a special place
"where no two summers were quite the same".
(See Source 3, page 182. Also see Source 2, page 53.)
41 Joseph P. & Rose F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1933- Source 3
Source
Palm Beach, FL Source
This classic South Florida Mizner house was purchased as a Type HH
second-vacation home. It is a sparkling-white, walled, Spanish
villa with a red-tile roof, tennis courts, a large pool, and a
stretch of private beach. (Source 3, page 191.)
The Palm Beach house has been a favorite gathering place for the
Kennedy clan for many decades.
35 Mr. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1941-1942 Source 69
Dorchester House Source
2480 16th St. N.W. Source
Washington, DC Type HH
JFK briefly lived in this art-deco-style Dorchester House beside
Meridian Hill Park when he was employed by Navy intelligence.
51 Rep. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1946-1960 Source 2
122 Bowdoin Street Source
Boston, MA Source
JFK maintained this address from when he first ran for Congress Type HH
in 1946. He used this address when he voted during his
presidential campaign in 1960. (See Source 2, page 249.)
38 Rep. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1947-194? Source 69
and Ms. Eunice Kennedy Source 3
1528 31st. St. N.W. Source 2
Washington, DC Type HH
After his election to represent Massachusetts in Congress, JFK
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set up residence in this three-story townhouse in Georgetown.
His sister Eunice and their long-time housekeeper, Margaret
Ambrose, came with him from Massachusetts. Eunice left in 1948.
(Source 2, pages 157 - 159, 174. Source 3, page 393.)
42 Rep. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 194?-195? Source 69
1400 34th Street Source
Washington, DC Source
JFK, always the restless bachelor, moved through a series of Type HH
households in the Georgetown area of Washington D.C.
43 Rep. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 195?-195? Source 69
3260 N Street Source
Washington, DC Source
This is one of a series of residences in the Georgetown area of Type HH
Washington D.C. that JFK occupied briefly. In the backyard he
left the legacy of a Magnolia tree.
44 Rep. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 195?-1953 Source 69
3271 P Street Source
Washington, DC Source
This is the last of the homes JFK had as a Representative from Type HH
Massachusetts.
45 Senator & Mrs. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1953-1957 Source 69
3321 Dent Place Source 3
Washington, DC Source
This rented home was the first residence of JFK and his new bride Type HH
Jackie. It was near Georgetown University where Jackie was
taking a course in American government. It was also near
Wisconsin Avenue, where Jackie browsed for home furnishings.
(See Source 3, page 436.)
46 Senator & Mrs. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1956-1956 Source 69
Hickory Hill Source 3
McLean, VA Source 2
Jackie decorated this house where she had wanted to live with Type HH
their new baby, but, when it was born dead on August 23, 1956,
she had no desire to remain here. JFK and Jackie spent only a
short time here, and later sold it to Jack's brother Robert and
Ethel. (Source 3, page 463.)
47 Senator & Mrs. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1957-1957 Source 69
2808 P Street Source
Washington, DC Source
JFK and Jackie spent only a short stint in this rental home. Type HH
33 Senator & Mrs. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1957-1961 Source 3
3307 N Street Source 69
Washington, DC Source
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Senator and Mrs. Kennedy bought this historic and lovely, three Type HH
story, Federal-style house, for the sum of $85,000. It was built
just after the War of 1812 by William Marbury (of the famous
Marbury v. Madison Supreme Court case). It is located in the
Georgetown part of Washington less than two miles Northwest of
the WhiteHouse.
Both Caroline and John John were born while JFK and Jackie were
living here.
Jackie redocorated the house three times in the first year, while
Jack concentrated on national politics. She hosted political
teas in the double living room during the presidential campaign
of 1960.
23 President & Mrs. John F. Kennedy . . . . . . 1961-1963 Source 1
The White House Source 2
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Source 3
Washington, DC 20000 Type HH
The family lived here during the 1,037 days of the JFK
administration. Camelot lasted for two years and 10 months.
25 Arlington National Cemetery . . . . . . 1963 on Source 3
Kennedy plot Marker Y Source 4
Arlington, VA Sect. Source
JFK was laid to rest here on 25 Nov 1963. Jacqueline joined him Type CE
on 23 May 1994.
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1. 23 U.S. 1920 Census, Massachusetts, Norfolk, Brookline Twp.,
7th January 1920, E.D. 165, p. 7, line 79.
2. 3 Leamer, Laurence. The Kennedy Women. New York, Villard
Books, 1994 (Indexed).
3. 68 "Our History". Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce web page
http://www.hyannis.org/hist.html, 17 Jul 1997.
4. 67 Directions to the Kennedy Compound by Arnold John Kaplan,
web page http://members.aol.com/Phopropres/capecod.html,
17 Jul 1997.
5. 69 "Camelot revisited. The Kennedys still live on in George-
town." Mary Kay Ricks, Sidewalk Washington, D.C. web page
http://washington.sidewalk.com/link/27179, 17 Jul 1999.
6. 2 Collier, Peter and David Horowitz. The Kennedys: An Amer-
ican Dream. New York, Summit Books, 1984. (Indexed).
7. 1 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Micropaedia. 15th ed.
Chicago; Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 1989; Vol. 6:799.
8. 4 "Onassis Laid to Rest at Arlington". Los Angeles Times,
May 24, 1994. Sec. A, p. 1.
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