John Fitzgerald Kennedy Marker

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See the plaque in the grass and behind the sidewalk?

Kennedy visited Waterbury two days before he was elected President

The Hotel Elton building in downtown Waterbury

30 W Main St

Waterbury, CT 06702

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Marker is a historical site in Waterbury, CT, dedicated to commemorating the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.

Visitors can explore the marker to learn more about President Kennedy's impact on American history and the local community.

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4.52 reviews

Kevin T.

7/11/2021

This site is Most sacred to USA history. In October 1962 President Kennedy made an early morning speech from the balacony here. After his speech,he said ,that he " would be back" after reelection...

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