Thanks once again, Robin; I've visited so many times but never leave any footprints...
So glad you had a full-size Powell; too bad for the 5th-floor trio that you did!

I don't think there are any earlier 5th-floor west corner photos- I've looked through Hughes, Bell, Paschall, Weaver...

WCH III p. 205

Q: When you ran down there was the window open or closed?
A: It was closed.
Q: And who opened it?
A: I did.

...Sure, pal

Eery pictures taken the night that JFK was finally rested . Points of interest in these photo's that perhaps others won't realise include but are not limited to :

a) PX74-21-7.gif specifically :

In background is the Arlington House (Custis-Lee Mansion ==> Gen. Robert E. Lee of CSA fame) [1] , abandoned at the start of Civil War (1861-65) ==> Confiscated by USG ==> Army puts Brig. Gen. Montgomery Meigs in charge of finding a new cemetary site for the appalling amount of soldiers now being killed , one of which is his own son . Determined the Lee would never again occupy the property and in a spirit of best described as vindictive , he places the first remains in Mrs. Lee's flower garden . Arlington National Cemetary has been filled in over the years and is now considered our Nations most hallowed ground ...

b) All photo's in general :

Discussion still rages about the final disposition of JFK's lost brain . The HSCA determined that it was not present when inventoried at the National Archives and that RFK had it disposed of (incinerator) to prevent further invasion by scum bag conspiracy advocates . [2]

Or buried it here at the reinternment ? Which photo shows the little box they talked about ?

Another secret lost to history ....

Keynotes :

[1] Lee never co-owned this house with wife .

[2] Groden sells autopsy photo's against Kennedy family wishes to Globe Mag/for 50K personal profit .

What an AWESOME display of photographic facts! And all in one place!

Superb!

Thank you Robin for all your good work and much time you invested, to help others in research and enlightenment!

this collection is "the bomb"!

Robin, this is great. Not only the selection, but also the quality of the scans. Very helpful... thanks.
Jeff

Robin,
These pictures are so clear!!! Thank you for taking the time and the money to do this for all of us!!! I also love the way you have them indexed

It's WAY above a 10!!!!!

Kathy

This is a great photo resource, Robin. Many rare images, and in top-notch quality (and large-size format), too. Outstanding. I love it.

I always seem to find a new picture I've never seen before when looking through Robin Unger's photo archives. Many thanks for putting all of these images online in one easy-to-navigate location.

Regards,
David R. Von Pein

Great great site! I'll be checking back often!