Allston, Massachusetts · Suffolk County · Visitor Center
The John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site visitor center is located in the basement of the historic home. During the open season, it provides visitor information, a park film, restrooms, and a gift shop. The visitor center is wheelchair accessible via an outside lift.
The John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site visitor center is located in the basement of the historic home. During the open season, it provides visitor information, a park film, restrooms, and a gift shop. The visitor center is wheelchair accessible via an outside lift.
The site is served by the MBTA Green Line, walking distance from the Coolidge Corner stop on the C line and the Babcock Street stop on the B line. The MBTA also offers bus service to Brookline. For GPS navigation and driving directions, use the street address 83 Beals Street, Brookline, MA 02446. Street parking on Beals street is limited.
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