RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond is hosting its annual day of remembrance on Sunday, honoring the millions of Holocaust victims who died during World War II. The free ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Virginia Holocaust Museum, through education, the arts, and memorial-making, continues its successful partnership with The ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond is getting ready to debut a new exhibit that uses AI technology to tell the stories of Holocaust survivors, including a woman who is ...

RICHMOND, Va. — Hundreds of painted butterflies filled the foyer of the Virginia Holocaust Museum on Thursday, symbolizing the lives of children lost during the Holocaust. “We didn’t paint nearly as ...

RICHMOND, Va. — The stories of Holocaust survivors are now coming alive in a new way in Richmond. The Virginia Holocaust Museum will soon unveil a new AI technology experience where visitors have the ...

In a new exhibit at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond, Halina Zimm, a Holocaust survivor and Richmond resident, tells her story like never before. “Dimensions in Testimony“ is a new permanent ...

Documenting and memorializing one of history's darkest atrocities, the Virginia Holocaust Museum provides a perspective often missed by history textbooks: that of the individual. The stories of ...

Halina Zimm stands beside her interactive biography image in the VHM's Alan and Halina Zimm Theater of Remembrance Visitors engage with interactive biographies of Holocaust survivors and witnesses ...

The Virginia Holocaust Museum has opened Dimensions in Testimony, an exhibition that showcases interactive biographies of Holocaust survivors and witnesses. The biographies, developed by the USC Shoah ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Chesapeake art students honored Holocaust victims on Thursday by installing ceramic butterflies on a new mural at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond. In the morning of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Virginia Holocaust Museum will soon unveil a new AI technology experience where visitors have the chance to ask questions to ...