Across from a strip mall, on a suburban street stands an ordinary looking house: a clipped lawn, row of bushes, Stars and Stripes flying on a flagpole, red tiled roof, green floored porch and white, ornately patterned front door. But a yard sign indicates something is different here: “Oswald Rooming House Museum.”
The house at 1026 North Beckley in Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas is where Lee Harvey Oswald was staying before he allegedly gunned down President John F Kennedy 60 years ago on Wednesday, leaving a scar on the American conscience.
