In Cape Cod, along Nantucket Sound, is the Kennedy Compound of three, clapboard houses in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts. Nearby is the JFK Museum. It traces the family’s history to the area, including Joe Kennedy’s purchase of the home in 1927, his nine children’s early summers there, how it became the Summer White House of JFK, and how Ted lived there until his death at the compound in 2009. A 50th anniversary tribute to JFK’s last summer and months in 1963 opened in 2013.
