Detail of Portrait of Count
Honoré de La Riboisière,
1815 by Antoine-Jean Gros
(Private collection)
Sterling and Francine
Clark Art Institute
Williamstown, Massachusetts
clarkart.edu
Cambridge Office for Tourism
4 Brattle St.
Cambridge, Mass.
800-862-5678; cambridge-usa.org
Need a little Stimulus Package?
Package a getaway to stimulate your
senses without draining your remaining resources. Experience all the riches
of Cambridge at some very affordable
rates. Enjoy the cuisine, music, theater and shopping of every culture, all
within a convenient distance from home.
Spend the weekend in a historic inn or
a luxury hotel suite with a river view.
Dine at a world-class
restaurant with James
Beard award-winning
chefs or grab a burger
at a local pub. Stress
relief is a just short
drive away—or better
yet, take the train!
It’s all here—in
Cambridge.
JFK Presidential Library
and Museum
Columbia Point
Boston, Mass.
617-514-1663; JFKLibrary.org
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the
Kennedy Presidency
Located on a 10-acre waterfront park
overlooking the city that launched him
to greatness is the nation’s official memorial to John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
The Museum at the JFK Presidential
Library, one of Boston’s most popular
tourist attractions, features 25 multimedia exhibits and
period settings from
the White House, offering an exciting “you
are there” experience
and creating a stirring
account of President
Kennedy’s thousand
days in office.
