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Do you have memories of JFK's 1963 visit to Fort Worth? Maybe just curious about his final days in Texas? If so, then join us this month when Stephen Fagin, Curator of the Sixth Floor Museum, brings us the story of the assassination from the Kennedy's arrival at Carswell AFB to the burial of Lee Harvey Oswald at Rose Hill Cemetery. Based on the remembrances of those who were there and supported by remarkable historic photographs from the museum collection, Fagin's narrative will highlight Fort Worth in the broader context of the assassination. The Museum’s ongoing Oral History Project, which includes 2,500 interviews, adds about 80 new contributions each year. If you remember the Kennedy's trip to Fort Worth, then come prepared. Your story could be the next addition to the collection. Stephen Fagin is Curator at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. Since joining the staff in 2000, he has managed the institution’s ongoing Oral History Project and contributed to collections, exhibitions, education and programming initiatives. The author of Assassination and Commemoration, Fagin is associate editor of Legacies Dallas History Journal. As a content expert on the Kennedy assassination, he has appeared in numerous documentaries and television programs and given hundreds of media interviews, including appearances on the Today Show and Good Morning America. Fagin holds degrees from SMU and the University of Oklahoma.