JFK Assassination Records Review Board
Background
The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 created the Assassination Records Review Board as an independent agency to re-examine for release the assassination-related records that federal agencies still regarded as too sensitive to open to the public. The Board finished its work on September 30, 1998, issued a final report, and transferred all of its records to the National Archives and Records Administration.
The finding aids are folder-title lists describing the various series in Record Group 541, Records of the Assassination Records Review Board. All of the records described are open for viewing and reproduction, but are not available online.
To view the records at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland, or to order copies of the files, please contact us.
List of Released Review Board Records
NARA has reviewed and released records from the following series of Review Board records:
- Series 2: The Board
- Series 3: General Counsel
- Series 4: Research and Analysis
- Series 5: Press and Public Contact Files
- Series 8: Issues
- Series 9: Chronological File
- Series 10: Congress
- Director's Files
- Files of Christopher Barger
- Files of K. Michelle Combs
- Files of Laura Denk
- Files of Joe Freeman
- Files of T. Jeremy Gunn
- Files of Ronald G. Haron
- Files of Kim Herd
- Files of Douglas P. Horne
- Files of Manuel Legaspi
- Files of Irene Marr
- Files of David G. Marwell
- Files of Mary McAuliffe
- Master Set of Medical Deposition Exhibits
- Files of Dennis Quinn
- Files of Chet Rhodes
- Files of Brian Rosen
- Files of Thomas E. Samoluk
- Files of Bob Skwirot
- Files of Kevin G. Tiernan
- Files of Thom Wilborn
- Files of Joan Zimmerman
- Miscellaneous Files
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