Things to do in Dallas

Conspiracy Museum

Polls have repeatedly shown that less than 15% of Americans believe Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, making the maverick Conspiracy Museum an intriguing foil to the Sixth Floor Museum. The Conspiracy Museum posits that Kennedy's assassination was a coup d'état to shore up the military-industrial complex that had been gaining strength in the US since WWII, and that the same people and forces that killed Kennedy were later responsible for the deaths of Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Ted Kennedy's Chappaquiddick friend Mary Jo Kopechne (Ted himself was the real target) and the 269 people aboard Korean Airlines Flight 007, shot down in 1983. The museum also delves into other assassinations from history, including those of American presidents Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and William McKinley.