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Visitors watch a real-time rebroadcast of the CBS News coverage from Nov. 22, 1963, on the Newseum's 40-by-22-foot atrium screen. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Visitors react while watching a rebroadcast of the CBS News coverage from Nov. 22, 1963, when John F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
A visitor in "Creating Camelot," an exhibit of Kennedy photos taken by the family's personal photographer, Jacques Lowe. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
The Newseum's Knight Studio was full much of the day for a variety of JFK-themed programs. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Author James L. Swanson and the Newseum's Frank Bond discuss Swanson's new book "End of Days: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy." (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Jari Villanueva of Taps for Veterans plays "Taps" at the moment Walter Cronkite gave the official report that John F. Kennedy had died in the Newseum's re-broadcast of the CBS News coverage from Nov. 22, 1963. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
A visitor in "Three Shots Were Fired," an exhibit that chronicles the JFK assassination and the media coverage of the historic event. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Visitors leave personal remembrances in the Newseum's JFK exhibit "Three Shots Were Fired." (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Jari Villanueva of Taps for Veterans salutes the crowd after playing "Taps" as part of the Newseum's JFK Remembrance Day. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Former presidential makeup artist Lillian Brown (center) joined a panel to discuss Dean Owen's book "November 22, 1963: Reflections on the Life, Assassination and Legacy of John F. Kennedy." (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Visitors gathered in the New York Times Great Hall of News beginning at 1:40 p.m. for a real-time rebroadcast of CBS News coverage from Nov. 22, 1963, including the first bulletins that interrupted "As The World Turns" and Walter Cronkite's emotional report that the president had died. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
A visitor in "Three Shots Were Fired," an exhibit that chronicles the JFK assassination and the media coverage of the historic event. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Newseum visitors at a panel discussion on JFK Remembrance Day. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
The Newseum's Today's Front Pages gallery, which is updated daily, showcases front pages from around the world. Much front-page coverage on Nov. 22 focused on the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Patty Rhule, senior manager of exhibit development, gave a gallery talk in "Three Shots Were Fired," an exhibit that chronicles the JFK assassination and the media coverage of the historic event. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
A school group tours the Newseum on JFK Remembrance Day. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
Visitors watch a real-time rebroadcast of the CBS News coverage from Nov. 22, 1963, on the Newseum's 40-by-22-foot atrium screen. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)
A visitor in "Creating Camelot," an exhibit of Kennedy photos taken by the family's personal photographer, Jacques Lowe. (Maria Bryk/Newseum)