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What Dallas Puts on Display

Seven Dallas museums cover the Kennedy assassination, the Holocaust and human rights, Black art and history, global art, sculpture, science, and a presidency.

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Dealey Plaza to the Oval Office

The Sixth Floor Museum looks onto Dealey Plaza from the former Texas School Book Depository, using photographs, films, objects, and witness accounts to reconstruct the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath. The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is one block away, with survivor testimony and exhibits on the Holocaust, genocide, human rights, and civic choices.The Dallas Museum of Art and Nasher Sculpture Center put global collections and modern sculpture across the street from each other in the Arts District. The African American Museum of Dallas adds Black art, documents, and cultural history at Fair Park. The Perot Museum supplies dinosaur fossils, minerals, engineering displays, and hands-on science.The final stop is the George W. Bush Presidential Center at SMU, where exhibits cover the administration, major policy decisions, September 11, war, global health, education, and the presidency itself. Venue admission, timed tickets, parking, tours, special exhibitions, programs, and reservations are not included with the PopHops Pass.

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