KSU Dept. of Museums, Archives & Rare Books (Museum of History & Holocaust Education)

The Museum of History & Holocaust Education presents public programs and exhibitions focused on World War II and the Holocaust in an effort to promote education and dialogue about the past and its significance today. Explore the lives and experiences of World War II and the Holocaust through interactive galleries, personal stories and a theater playing movies focused on this compelling era.

Admission, parking, and all programs are free and open to the public.

Permanent exhibitions at the MHHE include "Parallel Journeys: World War II and the Holocaust through the Eyes of Teens," focusing on the various experiences of 40 young adults and teenagers during the war; "V for Victory: Georgia Remembers World War II," a panel exploration curated by the Atlanta History Center exploring the homefront and overseas experiences of Allied soldiers; and "The Butterfly Project," a creative memorial to the 1.5 million Jewish children killed during the Holocaust. The MHHE's changing exhibits include "Local Heroes: Honoring the Greatest Generation," which features stories and artifacts from local World War II veterans.

Seasonal programs include summer institutes, swing dance events, family days, and film/lecture series. For more information, call 678.797.2083 or visit www.kennesaw.edu/historymuseum.