John F. Kennedy Birthplace — Local services in Brookline

On Beals street in Brookline there’s an unassuming house that was home to the young Kennedy children including JFK & RFK. The entrance is in the back- I believe it’s free. There’s a quick tour where you’ll see the bedrooms, living room with a “little table” for the kids, etc. Just a short walk from Coolidge Corner, there’s a sign that marks Beals street and shows the way.

Occasionally on the anniversary of their deaths someone might leave flowers on the porch.

It’s a quick stop, but only so many people can go in a once so you might end up waiting a 1/2 hour or so for your your if for some...

Rose Kennedy shares her peesonal memories of raising her family here until theu outgrew the home. Its in a residential area and you must find parking on rhe street. There is not reserved parking foe the home. There os a cost bir we happened to show jp on a free day. Staff was very helpful as you take the self guided tour. Small gift shop in rhe entry/exit. The entry is foind im the rear of the home, walk on the driveway. There are basement and second story stairs to access the...

Go visit the birthplace of a warmonger who hired some of the most dastardly technocrats in America to engineer vast war crime in Southeast Asia. Brilliant. People stumbling over themselves to swallow hagiography about anyone who is a celebrity is part of what makes America unable to pursue positive change. When you reject the ugly truth about your past, you are doomed...