Physician’s coat that belonged to and was worn by one of the Parkland doctors, Dr. Ronald C. Jones, in 1963.
White physician’s lab coat worn by Dr. Ronald C. Jones at Parkland Memorial Hospital in 1963. The white button-up coat has long sleeves and a collar. Dr. Jones’ name is embroidered on the front, above the breast pocket. Jones was the chief surgery resident in Parkland Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Room on November 22, 1963. He was among the team of doctors that tried to resuscitate President Kennedy in Trauma Room One. Less than forty-eight hours later, Jones was part of the surgical team that treated Lee Harvey Oswald. Dr. Jones owned two identical white lab coats at the time of the assassination, donating both to the Museum.
KRLD-TV Tape 22: “Love Field” and original box
original videotape; prob. JFK arrival from WFAA pool coveragemeasurements are for box
KRLD-TV Tape 23: “Assembly room – City Hall” and original box
original videotape; begins before Oswald press conference, Henry Wade press conference2 masters, 1 submaster, 2 VHS copies; measurements are for box
KRLD-TV Tape 20: interviews with Fritz, Wade, & scenes of jail basement, and original box
original videotape2 masters, 1 submaster, 2 VHS copies; measurements are for box