Holocaust History Museums Tour – FREE Livestream Program –

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About this Event

Washington, DC History & Culture, a non-profit community organization, is presenting an encore performance of our popular online/virtual history of the Holocaust – including the story of Anne Frank.

Washington, DC History & Culture is an independent organization, not affiliated with any other entity. Our free, educational program is being provided as a public service and tells the story of noteworthy historical items found at three museums:

– The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, DC)

– The Virginia Holocaust Museum (Richmond, Virginia)

– The Anne Frank House (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Our tour-type program will provide a brief overview of each of the three museums and prominent items from their collections. Because this is an online/virtual event, you will be able to “visit” all four museums in a single day – and from the comfort of your own home!

Please note that this program is presented solely by Washington, DC History, and is not done in partnership with any of the museums listed above.

Your host for this program is Robert Kelleman, the founder/director of the non-profit community organization Washington, DC History & Culture. Robert earned an art history degree from the University of Michigan, spent the first two years of his career at the Detroit Institute of Arts, and has previously made numerous trips to the museums we will be discussing as well as many other Holocaust-related sites. This program is complementary to the “Anne Frank & Holocaust” program that Robert presents online and in Washington, DC. Robert is not employed by any of the museums we will be discussing.