Kennedy Girls

This Blog Is Dedicated The Kennedy Sister Eunice Mary Kennedy Shriver, Jean Ann Kennedy Smith, Patricia Kennedy Lawford, Rosemary Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy Cavendish

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Kathleen “Kick” Kennedy photographed with William Douglas-Home in England, 1939

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Kick Kennedy

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Kick & Joe Jr. riding horses with friends, sometime between 1935-1937

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some clips of patricia kennedy & peter lawford’s wedding reception.

(april 24 1954)

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kick and lem december 1940

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Patricia and Peter Lawford at the 1960 DNC, Los Angeles, California.

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“that is really boring, wow.” pat keeping jack humble, even in the oval office!

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Patricia and Peter Lawford, 1957.

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An 8-year-old JFK with his three sisters: Eunice, Rosemary, and Kick, 1925.

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Kick Kennedy at an outdoor café during a trip to France and Spain with her brother Joe, July-August 1939.

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May 11, 1970 - ''Sen. Edward Kennedy is outnumbered by the Kennedy women in reception line at dinner dance last night in Boston. Left to right: Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, Mrs. Jean Kennedy Smith, Mrs. Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Mrs. Patricia Kennedy Lawford and Mrs. Joan Bennett Kennedy with her husband''.

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Rory Kennedy: You and Aunt Jean got into a little bit of trouble. Ethel Kennedy: No, they never caught us. Jean and I wanted to go to the Harvard/Yale game, but if you had racked up a certain amount of demerits, you were campused. So we took the demerit book and threw it down the incinerator, and went to the Harvard/Yale game.

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Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy walking around Central Park during their engagement, February 1954.

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Rosemary Kennedy appreciation!

1st photo - Rosemary at an American Embassy party, 1939

2nd photo - Rosemary in Ireland, 1938

(both colorized by me)

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The baptism of the Lawford’s second daughter and third child, Victoria Francis Lawford, 1958.

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Patricia visiting her husband Peter Lawford on the set of his movie "The Longest Day", 1962.

“My mother had struggled against the yoke of being a talented and willful female in a family and society that didn’t really care what the women were up to as long as they were having lots of babies (she had four). Her marriage to my father and her subsequent life in California were early attempts to find her own identity and be noticed outside of The Family. It’s a miracle that I was born at all since neither of my parents was the marrying kind.” - Christopher Kennedy Lawford

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