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They do convey the tenor of early-'60s America, the terrible grief that engulfed a nation and some of the confusion that plagued investigations in the case. The physical highlight is the sniper's nest, recreated with stacks of vintage cardboard boxes and walled off by Plexiglas. Dress-manufacturer Abraham Zapruder's camera is here. But you won't see his entire assassination film sequence, the most famous 8mm footage ever made. The graphic fatal gunshot has been kept out of photos and video in this family-oriented museum.