On this day sixty years ago on November 25, 1963, the nation and the world grieved for the loss of President John F. Kennedy at his funeral. But his legacy lives on. We asked Library visitors this week how they can continue to follow President Kennedy’s legacy of public service sixty years later. | JFK Library Foundation

On November 22, 1963, just minutes after President Kennedy was shot, Officer J.D. Tippit stopped his suspected killer, Lee Harvey Oswald. | WFAA

Memory Lane The winter of 1963 was unlike anything Britain had faced in living memory. For three endless months, the nation froze solid — roads vanished, rivers turned to ice, and life slowed to a crawl. Families huddled around coal fires, children built snowmen taller than cars, and the famous British humour somehow survived the cold. From frozen milk bottles and blocked motorways to neighbours sharing coal just to keep warm — this was the winter that defined a generation. Step back into the wo

In 1963, Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space, completing 48 orbits around the Earth. Since then, women have racked up space firsts of many kinds… Made in partnership with The Royal Society. #BBCIdeas #WomenInSpace #Science #Universe #Space | BBC