JFK Tribute Opens in Fort Worth Thursday

A tribute to an American President opens in downtown Fort Worth this week.

The JFK Tribute, a permanent open-air exhibit located at the site where President John F. Kennedy gave his last speech to the general public on the morning of November 22^nd, 1963, officially opens on Thursday.

The tribute exhibit was designed around an eight foot Lawrence Ludtke bronze sculpture of John F. Kennedy.

“Everyone involved in this project is honored to create a lasting tribute to this part of Fort Worth’s history and to present it in such a public location for all to enjoy,” said Taylor Gandy, JFK Tribute Co-Chair.

The event will take place at 9 a.m. in General Worth Square at 916 Main Street in Fort Worth.

More information is available at www.jfktribute.com.