Jackie waits for her husband at a luncheon at Capital Hill. Photographed by Orlando Suero, 1954.

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Jackie waits for her husband at a luncheon at Capital Hill. Photographed by Orlando Suero, 1954.
1960, Jackie watching the Kennedy-Nixon debate
Jacqueline Kennedy and Jean Kennedy Smith on their way to visit John F. Kennedy’s Senate office. 1959.
“When they got to the White House, they fell in love all over again.” - Oleg Cassini “God, she loved Jack.” - C.Z. Guest “I love her deeply and have done everything for her. I’ve no feeling of letting her down because I’ve put her foremost in everything.” - John F. Kennedy “They both wanted desperately to connect, but hadn’t the faintest idea how. That’s what made their love story so achingly poignant. And it was, in every sense of the word, a love story.“ - Chuck Spalding “Jackie was confident that she was his one true love.” - Nancy Dickerson “Jack was the love of my life. No one will ever know a big part of me died with him.” - Jacqueline Kennedy “Jack looked at her with adoration and admiration. There was an emotional connection in that couple, I have no doubt. It was a real look of love.” - Perry Wolff [He said to me] ‘I’ve never met anyone like her. Do you want to see what she looks like?’ He pulled out a strip of black-and-white photos taken in a photo booth. ‘She’s different from any girl I know.’ The snapshots clearly showed two people in love.“ - Dave Powers on JFK’s courtship of Jackie “I loved you from the first day I saw you, and if I hadn’t married you my life would have been tragic because the definition of tragedy is a waste. But ten years later, I love you so much more.” - Jacqueline Kennedy in a letter to Jack, written one month before his death
during jack's senate days
Pre Inaugural Gala - January 19, 1961
President Kennedy with his daughter Caroline and niece Maria
President Kennedy with his children
Jack and John Jr.
Jackie Kennedy talks to her secret service agent Clint Hill while on a boat trip during her vacation in Italy
The President-Elect and his daughter take a walk - November 1960
Jackie Kennedy during her trip to Ireland in June of 1967.
Jackie Kennedy Onassis photographed with her nephew, Ted Kennedy Jr. arriving at a Pre- Dedication Party for the JFK Presidential Library on October 1979.
Jackie Kennedy
Labor Day weekend in Hyannis Port, 1963.
JFK and Jackie Kennedy
19 March 1962
Jacqueline Kennedy stands with Indian Prime Minister Nehru in his home garden during her trip to India