Really neat and true history, if u love history or just want to take your of this historic house and events that killed JFK. I highly recommend it super educational and dives into what i think is biggest conspiracy our country has ever seen. If u do take the tour ask Dallas tours for Johnny to be your guide he is extremely knowledgeable and great interacting tour guide.

This house hasn’t changed in 57 years. It is November 23, 2020 at this writing. It was a place that a room was rented out and the occupant changed our lives forever that day in Dallas. Bling Blinky of Texas Shout Out: Oak Cliff born and raised - love the charm this red brick still displays ... I was born in November 1963 in Oak Cliff at Methodist Hospital. My entire life I have heard of and discussed the loss of JFK by LHO.

Pat is a 1st hand curator. She is living history.

Very cool. Much cooler than I had expected.

Great historical place to visit with a very knowledgeable and accommodating owner (below)

Enjoyed a wonderful visit to Oswalds rooming museum. Pat Hall gives a lovely private tour.

My wife and I visited here in October and can say we were completely impressed with Ms. Halls honesty and sincerity. As a lifelong student of the assassination and a retired federal law enforcement officer, I counted this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet someone who personally knew Oswald. To be in his little room and stand next to the telephone where he made nightly calls to Marina was an experience I can never forget. Ms. Hall is to be respected, admired and commended for her courage in reminding all of us of the volumes of evidence that the Warren Commission blithely ignored. Be sure to include this in your next trip to DFW, as well as Oswalds grave, the Texas Theater and the JFK museum on Dealey Plaza.

A must stop for the assassination history buffs. The granddaughter actually lived there when Lee Harvey Oswald lived there and recalls memories from her childhood. She is very sweet and I highly recommended visiting. But call first

Interesting place. Very informative. It’s like a step back in time. Would have liked to see the whole house but the lady running the place actually lives there. I can understand the privacy the family needs.

Very interesting piece of history. If you havent seen it hurry. Word is zoning will be tiering the down in a little while.

Talked to the senior lady owner of that place who saw Oswald himself living there back in the day... its pretty fascinating for any history buff! :)

Great to see after all these years. $40 for a tour was out of my budget. Friendly Grandaughter on the phone.

Extremely Interesting.

Its really amazing how everything is kept still after decades which let you feel the history.

Wonderful, exciting, & informative visit.Highly recommend this to everyone.

If youre really interested in learning in depth about Lee Harvey Oswald and what happened the day of the assassination, I highly recommend taking the private tour of the rooming house. I really appreciate the time Patricia Hall took out of her day to sit down with my wife and me to tell us about everything she remembers about the weeks leading up to the assassination. She even showed us her personal photo album, let us explore the room Oswald stayed in, told us about her experience with Oliver Stone when he was filming the Movie JFK at her house, and let us ask as many questions as wanted. The house is still set up as it was on November 1963. I loved the tour and I would love to come back again just to talk with her.

The lady asked $40 for making a picture. I think that is to much.

Nice to see a piece of History .....

Excellent information. Such a view of yesteryear! Loved all the newspapers. Very pleasant setting and Mrs Hall was so kind and knowledgeable!

Great place very intresting worth a visit

Ms Pat is very cordial and knowledgeable. She does not let her opinions influence her narrative of real history. Reccomend a visit.

An amazing historical sight! Highly recommend going and seeing the site of Oswald’s old room and talking to Ms. Hall.

Living history. A must-visit location for anyone interested in Lee Oswald. Make sure to ask Pat questions....she knew Lee briefly whilst he was there as her grandmother owned the rooming house.

As I say on that bed I reflected in what went on in the Main of this killer. Its unfortunate you cannot easily bring to the open the secrets of the human heart

Great Pat Hall has alot of information about the the Kennedy conspiracy.

Didnt tour to high of price

Very authentic. Very creepy but full of history

Good but kind of creepy

The conspiracy theory continues...must see the house.

I strongly urge anyone to take the tour..it will clear up questions

Unless you are a real conspiracy buff, this place is just creepy. And it smells like old people

Once again, so much history and so sombering.

A life-changing experience!!!

Interesting

Very interesting!

Creepy!!!!

Lots if history

History

Amazing history, interesting tour.

Not much to see

Nice location