美国达拉斯迪利广场Dealey Plaza最初是作为纪念乔治·班纳曼·德凯的纪念品，这是一个致力于达拉斯市进步的公民领袖。 60年来，这个公园一直是从西方进入达拉斯中心的公民门户;它还纪念达拉斯市和达拉斯县最早在1840年代成立并定居的土地。在1963年，德利广场的命运从谦逊的城市网关和纪念建筑转变为一个世界公认的历史地标：一个堕落的总统，肯尼迪的悲剧的遗址。

在肯尼迪总统暗杀的50周年纪念和纪念仪式上，达拉斯市打开了大门，并于11月22日欢迎数以千计的游客来到德利广场的神圣场地。恢复完成后，达拉斯市可以庄严地反映在这个公共空间，将永远活在我们的民族意识。

Dealey Plaza was originally dedicated as a memorial to George Bannerman Dealey, a civic leader devoted to the advancement of the City of Dallas. For 60 years, this park has been a civic gateway to the heart of Dallas from the West; it also commemorates the land on which the City of Dallas and Dallas County were first founded and settled in the 1840s. In 1963, Dealey Plaza’s destiny was transformed from humble city gateway and memorial to a world-recognized historical landmark: the tragic site of a fallen President, John F. Kennedy.

For the 50th Anniversary and Memorial ceremony of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the City of Dallas opened its doors and welcomed thousands of visitors to the hallowed grounds of Dealey Plaza on November 22nd. With the restoration completed, the City of Dallas can solemnly reflect on this public space that will live forever in our national consciousness.