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Camelot’s archives, available with the click of a mouse by Joseph P. Kahn, Globe Staff

During a 1962 news conference, a reporter asked President John F. Kennedy if he’d consider locating his presidential library in Washington, D.C., after leaving the White House so scholars and historians would have the broadest possible access to it. No, he replied playfully, “I’m going to put it in Cambridge, Massachusetts.”

SOURCE: Boston Globe at 11:49pm on November 27, 2010

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