
Lights of Joy
Kennesaw
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Museum · Free admission
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The Museum of History and Holocaust Education in Kennesaw explores significant historical events through exhibits and collections. Visitors view displays and participate in educational programs that examine Holocaust history alongside broader American historical themes. The museum houses an oral history program featuring over seventy-five recorded interviews with Holocaust survivors, World War II veterans, and home front workers that visitors can access through video clips. K-12 students can reserve live in-person and virtual educational opportunities aligned with state standards, while university students explore engagement opportunities through tours and programming. The museum operates Monday through Friday with general admission free to the public. All events, exhibition openings, educational programs, and parking are also free. Located at the Kennesaw State University Center on Busbee Drive in Kennesaw, Georgia, the museum serves students, educators, and community members seeking to learn about these critical historical periods.
Admission is free. The venue says: “The Museum of History and Holocaust Education is free and open to the public.”
Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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