Lying in State Departure
Mrs. Kennedy departed the Capitol with members of the Kennedy family after the formal lying-in-state ceremony.
Follow Jacqueline Lee Kennedy through 54 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Mrs. Kennedy departed the Capitol with members of the Kennedy family after the formal lying-in-state ceremony.
Jacqueline Kennedy attended the graveside military ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery as President Kennedy was laid to rest.
Jacqueline Kennedy lit the eternal flame at President Kennedy's grave at approximately 3:15 p.m. on November 25.
On November 25, Jacqueline Kennedy left the White House for the final funeral procession honoring President Kennedy.
At the Arlington burial ceremony, Mrs. Kennedy received the folded American flag associated with her husband's military funeral honors.
Jacqueline Kennedy stood with her children during the funeral ceremonies when John F. Kennedy Jr. saluted his father's passing casket.
Following the burial, Mrs. Kennedy returned to the White House, where foreign leaders and dignitaries attended a post-funeral reception.
Mrs. Kennedy accompanied the funeral procession from Washington to Arlington National Cemetery for President Kennedy's burial.
Mrs. Kennedy attended the Requiem Mass for President Kennedy at St. Matthew's Cathedral with her children, family members, and international dignitaries.
Jacqueline Kennedy walked in the funeral procession behind the caisson as it proceeded from the White House toward St. Matthew's Cathedral.
During her interview with Theodore White, Mrs. Kennedy used the musical Camelot to frame how she wanted her husband's presidency remembered.
Jacqueline Kennedy gave journalist Theodore H. White an interview on November 29, 1963, one week after the assassination.
Jacqueline Kennedy provided testimony to the Warren Commission concerning what she saw and heard during the shooting in Dealey Plaza.
Gives testimony concerning the motorcade, the shooting, and events inside the presidential limousine.
Role range: 1961-1963
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