Images of John F. Kennedy's assassination and the events that followed have been seared into our nation's collective memory: the convertible crossing in front of the grassy knoll, JFK Jr.'s funeral salute, and Jackie's pillbox hat and pink suit, stained with her husband's blood. While some historic artifacts from the event have been displayed in the years following President Kennedy's death, Jackie's iconic boucle ensemble with navy blue lapels still remains hidden from public eye, stored in a "custom made acid-free box" in the climate-controlled National Archives building in College Park, Maryland along with Oswald's rifle, bullets and bullet fragments from the shooting, the original windshield of the limousine, and more than five million pages of assassination-related records.