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Sixth Floor Museum on Flickr.

This is the place by the Elm Street and Houston Street in downtown Dallas, where President John F. Kennedy was shot during his November campaign in 1963. He died in a while at the nearby Parkland Hospital.

He was shot from the then Texas Textbook Depository (the building on the left), from the window at the far right on the sixth floor. Today the place serves as a memorial museum for JFK, named as the Sixth Floor Museum.

The place on the Elm Street towards I-30 (on the right corner of the photo), where the fatal shot is believed to have hit the President, is currently marked with an X mark on the road.

© Rafiul Alam. 2012.

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Wes Anderson’s latest film, Moonrise Kingdom, is now out in theaters! New York and Los Angeles saw their debuts last week, and nationwide roll out is just around the corner.

San Francisco will see the debut of the film on Thursday, May 31st at the Metreon, help us spread the word and enter our official contest for a Moonrise Kingdom gift pack!

To enter, simply reblog this post on Tumblr for your chance to win an official Moonrise Kingdom gift pack, which includes shirts, patches, a canteen and a cooler! Five winners will be chosen at random. View all the prizes here.

Thanks so much and good luck everyone!

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Paper Architect: Taliesin West. on Flickr.

Paper striplings, ink and ink wash on Watercolor Paper. ARCH 1342. Spring 2012.

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Bank, through the circles. on Flickr.

Bank of America, as seen through the red “circles” installation at the Elm and Griffin streets end. At downtown Dallas.

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The Bank of America tower. on Flickr.

On an ordinary and hot summer day, the sun shines and reflects through the glass facade of the Bank of America tower by the Elm Street and Lamar Street in downtown Dallas.

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8,505 miles away.

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K-State Engineering on Flickr.

Seaton Hall, the old Engineering Building of the Kansas State University now houses the schools like Geography, Geology and Architectural Engineering. This is one of the oldest establishments of one of the oldest campus of the nation.

© Rafiul Alam. 2012.