| Location Has Changed |
| This exhibit's longtime home at the Parkside Shopping Center on Roswell Road has closed. The Sandy Springs City Council voted in 2021 to relocate the exhibit and the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust's offices to the city-owned Heritage Sandy Springs Museum campus at 6110 Blue Stone Road. Contact the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust below to confirm the exhibit's current location and hours before visiting. |
 This powerful, moving 600-photograph and document exhibit tells the story of young Anne Frank and explores lessons of the Holocaust and its relevance today. Anne Frank in the World: 1929-1945 The exhibit tells the story of young Anne Frank, from her days of freedom in the 1930s to her hiding with her family in Amsterdam, to her 1945 death in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Visitors may watch a 28-minute video, "The Short Life of Anne Frank," which includes the only known footage of Anne Frank. This powerful, moving exhibit provides visitors a chance to learn, explore, share and remember the history and lessons of the Holocaust and its continued relevance today. Amenities: Accessibility for mobility-impaired. Admission and parking are Free when the exhibit is open. Phone: 770-206-1558 Georgia Commission on the Holocaust: 6110 Blue Stone Rd., Sandy Springs GA 30328 Visit the Anne Frank Exhibit Website. |