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JFK assassination at 50: Museum exhibits

"John F. Kennedy reaching into a crowd of supporters, North Hollywood, California," 1960. This image is part of "A Bystander's View of History" exhibition at the International Center of Photography.

“John F. Kennedy reaching into a crowd of supporters, North Hollywood, California,” 1960. This image is part of “A Bystander’s View of History” exhibition at the International Center of Photography.  (Cornell Capa / International Center of Photography)

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The Newseum and the International Center of Photography have taken varied angles with their exhibits for the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

'JFK November 22, 1963: A Bystander's View of History'

“Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Dallas,” Nov. 22, 1963. This Polaroid image, by bystander Mary Moorman, is part of an exhibition at the International Center of Photography.  (Mary Moorman / International Center of Photography)

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